Shareholder Voting Right

Shareholder Voting Right | Definition

A right enjoyed by a stockholder to participate in the affairs of the company to the extent he deems necessary or desirable. In the case of the passing of a preferred dividend, preferred holders may, if the default exceeds a specified time period, have the right to vote their shares to protect their interests. This right may be delegated to another party.

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