What is the process for a shareholder to exercise their right to inspect books and records of a company?

To exercise their right to inspect books and records of a company, a shareholder typically needs to submit a written request to the company's board of directors or management. The request should specify the documents they want to review and the purpose for the inspection. The company then has a legal obligation to provide access to the requested records within a reasonable timeframe. If the company refuses or delays the request, the shareholder may need to seek legal recourse to enforce their rights.