Upon learning that a share is being alienated in one of the limited liability companies, the entrepreneur Sorokin decided to acquire it. Having studied the constituent documents of this company, Sorokin drew attention to the fact that, although the alienated share is equal to 45% of the authorized capital, the income of the company is divided evenly among all three participants. At the general meeting, each participant has only one vote. Thus, in the management of the company and the distribution of income, the charter of the company establishes the principle of equality of all participants.
Do the provisions of the company's charter that establish the principle of all equality of participants comply with the law?
Document the acquisition of a share in the authorized capital of the company.

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