Answer: Option D
Explanation: In simple words, a charter of corporation refers to the legal document that establishes a corporate entity. A charter includes all the relevant inflammation that a stakeholder needs regarding a corporation.
A charter depict the name of he corporation, the address of its head office, its business operations and the restricted areas on which it cannot use its capital funds.
Generally corporations have perpetual existence but some corporations are formed specially for some particular projects, thus, charters of such entities also include the time period for which the corporation will remain in existence.