Thetrueone said:
but also one breakaway group or groups claiming a stake on all those assets of the Watchtower.
Highly unlikely Scott77 since there is an established board of directors appointed to the WTS. Corporation, even if it is
recognized as non-profit organization. So even if a couple of the GB members wanted to depart with the organization and take some
of the assets with them they couldn't do it.
Thetrueone,
What makes it so unlikley? This is esentially what happend in Menlo Park. The Menlo Park Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses, Inc. had an established board of directors apointed by the baptized publishers of the Menlo Park congregation. Then a group of elders from the Redwood City Congregation created a coporation called "the English Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses, Menlo Park California Inc." Came to the MP Hall, changed the locks, told the Origional Board Members that they were kicked out, and then fradulently changed the Corporate name from the origional, to the new one. Following that, the RWC elders put their name on the MP Congregations assets. All of that is not legal under California Coporate Code which is what governed the origional coporation since the origional coporation had no corporate bylaws, but that didn't stop them.
What is to stop me, and two other people from creating a coporation called "The American Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society" apointing myself as CEO and kicking all thouse jokers out????? (I mean aside from lack money to bribe the Judges.)
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