The Man in Power After Being Married into Her Family novel Chapter 1666

Charlie sneered then asked, "Are you, Ito? Let me ask you, what’s the position of Kobayashi Masayoshi in this company? Does he have the right to sign this proposal?" 3

Yahiko snorted then said, "He is the proxy for Kobayashi Pharma, so for sure he has the right to sign the financing agreement!" 2

Charlie said in despise, “Stop talking nonsense; who granted him the title? Or he’s the one who called himself a proxy? What's the point? The total shares for Kobayashi Pharma all belong to Kobayashi Masao, and since Kobayashi Masao has passed away, those shares belonged to Kobayashi Ichiro and Kobayashi Jiro. Now that Kobayashi Jiro is missing, the shares eventually belonged to Kobayashi Ichiro. Who is Kobayashi Masayoshi to make decisions on behalf of Kobayashi Ichi by selling 30% of those shares to you?" s

Yahiko picked up the signed contract in anger and said furiously, “See for yourself, everything was written in black and white on this contract. My family had owned 30% of shareholdings in Kobayashi Pharma! Besides, I’ve already made the payment!"

"Oh, I'm sorry about that." Charlie said nonchalantly," Whoever signed the contract with you, he had no right to sign at all. As such, this contract is void. Use your brain to think carefully. Do you think you own Japan i

f I let you sign a contract regarding the sale of this whole country?" 6

While saying this, Charlie received a copy of Paul's shares transfer agreement and then threw it at Yahiko.

"Come, see for yourself what's written on it. Kobayashi Ichiro had voluntarily transferred 90% of his shares to the Apothecary Pharmaceutical; everything had been written in black and white!" 1

"Moreover, you need to be clear of one thing, Kobayashi Ichiro is the legal heir of Kobayashi

Pharma. Therefore, this agreement which I'm holding now is valid and legally bound by law!"

"As for your copy, I'm sorry to say, but those are just nothing more than a stack of useless paper! Even if you were to look for your Japanese lawyer, I believe they would not regard your stack of useless papers as being lawful!"