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(3) The name and state of incorporation of each corpo-
ration party to the articles, and as to each corporation or-
ganized under the laws of another state, the date of incorpo-
ration, whether incorporated under general or by special law,
giving chapter number and year of passage, if incorporated
by special law, and, if the corporation is qualified or regis-
tered to do business in this State, the date of its qualification
or registration.

(4) Any amendments to the charter of the surviving corpo-
ration to be effected as part of the merger.

(5) As to each of the corporations party to the articles,
the total number of shares of stock of all classes which the
corporation has authority to issue, and the number and par
value of the shares of each class or a statement that such
shares are without par value, and, in the case of shares hav-
ing par value, the aggregate par value of all such shares of
all classes.

(6) The number of shares of stock, if any, of each class of
the surviving corporation to be issued for shares of stock of
each class of each of the corporations party to the articles,
which number may be greater or less than the number of
shares of the corporations party to the articles of any or all
classes then outstanding; the manner of converting the stock
of each of the corporations party to the articles into stock of
the surviving corporation; and the nature and amount of any
other consideration to be paid, transferred or issued by the
surviving corporation for shares of stock of each class of each
of the corporations party to the articles.

(7) The counties of this State in which are located the
principal offices of each of the corporations party to the
articles, and the counties of this State in which any of the
corporations party to the articles, other than the surviving
corporation, owns property the title to which could be affected
by the recording of an instrument among the land records.

(8) If the surviving corporation is a corporation organized
under the laws of another state, the location of its principal
office in said other state, and the name and post office address
of a resident agent of the surviving corporation in this State,
service of process upon whom shall bind such corporation in
any action, suit or proceeding pending or thereafter instituted
or filed against it under the provisions of this sub-title until
the appointment of a substitute resident agent is duly certi-
fied to the Commission.

(9) As to each corporation organized under the laws of
this State, a statement that the articles were duly advised by