Definition
Memorandum of association of most firms permits stock to be issued in more than one class, such as voting shares and non-voting shares, or as class-A and class-B stock. Whereas the holders of different types of shares are entitled to different treatment, all holders of the same class of shares are treated identically. See also classified common stock.
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