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A holds 100 fully paid shares and B holds 10 fully paid shares of the same class with identical rights. No special preference applies. They dispute a dividend distributed on a per-share basis. Does equality of shares require equal total amounts for A and B?

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No; equal treatment per share can yield different totals reflecting their different share counts. No; B must receive ten times as much solely for holding fewer shares. No; A must receive nothing because a large holding is unlawful. Yes; every holder must receive the same total regardless of holdings.

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