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In a three-person company, one shareholder holds 48% of the shares, even if the other two jointly make a resolution against that shareholder. Can "one-vote veto" be set in the articles of association?

"One-vote veto" is unnecessary and unreasonable.

Your goal is not to pass. You can stipulate in the articles of association that major decisions require the consent of more than two-thirds of the shares. The figure of 2/3 refers to the articles of association of a listed company, and a three-person company can only be regarded as a partnership. Consult company law or professionals specifically.

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