Legal Question in Business Law in Delaware

Yes there is -- subject to the statutory requirement of having an annual meeting or at lease a vote by content to elect directors. The bylaws and/or cert of incorporation may contain further requirements / provisions.

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The Bylaws may well state that a written demand by X% of shareholders can force a special meeting of shareholders. The percentage could be more than your 25%, so you may want to recruit additional shareholders if possible. If you have a copy of the Bylaws, you may see other avenues, in additional to what presumably is a provision requiring an annual meeting of shareholders to elect directors. Simply demanding an annual meeting, in lieu of sufficient shareholders demanding a special meeting, may work as well.