Before going on to find that the decision to purchase farm land by the corporation originated with its shareholders, Sharlow J. stated (at p. 5707):
"that the intention of a corporation is that of the natural persons by whom it is managed and controlled ... . In the case of a widely held public corporation, the requisite intention may be that of a corporate officer or a group of officers or directors who made the purchasing decision. The intention of a closely held corporation, however, is normally that of the shareholders."