CONTENTS
Chapter 30: Powers of Corporations Respecting Bonds, Debentures and Coupons.
I. Definitions, Nature and Classes.
II. Power to Issue and Right to Purchase.
III. Form, Contents, and Validity.
IV. Subscriptions, Insurance, and Renewal.
V. Interpretation and Construction of Bonds and Coupons.
VI. Conversion of bonds into Stock and Exchange of Bonds.
VII. Negotiability and Transfer.
VIII. Bona Fide and Protected Purchasers.
IX. Guaranty of Bonds.
X. Pledge and Collateral Security.
XI. Maturity, Satisfaction, and Cancellation.
XII. Coupons.
XIII. Rights and Remedies of Bondholders.

Chapter 31: Power of Corporations to Acquire and Hold Personal Property.

Chapter 32: Powers of Corporations to Acquire and Hold Real Property.
I. General Considerations.
II. Powers as Dependent on Purpose of Acquisition or Holding.
III. Constitutional, Statutory, or Charter Limitations.
IV. Amount, Quantity, or Value of Property.
V. power or Capacity of Particular Corporations.
VI. Mode, Terms, and Conditions of Acquisition or Holding.
VII. Title, Estate, or Interest.
VIII. Rights and Manner of Questioning or Attacking Acquisitions Respecting the purchase of Stock.

Chapter 33: Powers of Corporations Respecting the Purchase of Stock.
I. Holding Companies.
II. Power of Corporation to purchase Stock in Another Corporation.
III. Power of Corporation to Purchase Its Own Stock.

Chapter 34: Powers of Corporations Respecting Corporate Franchises.
I. In General.
II. Corporate or General Franchises.
III. Special or Secondary Franchises.

Chapter 35: Power or Eminent Domain
I. Nature of Power.
II. Delegation and Exercise of Power.
III. Public Use.
IV. Necessity.
V. Taking of Property.
VI. Compensation.
VII. Title Acquired by Condemnor.
VIII. Remedies and Procedure.

Chapter 36: power of Corporations to Transfer Their Property
I. General Considerations.
II. Gifts or donations.
III. Transfer of All of Assets.
IV. Transfers by Quasi-Public Corporations.
V. Transfer of Corporate Franchises.