Miles, a bank shareholder, requested an unlimited inspection of the bank’s books and records. He said that he wanted to ascertain whether any action had been taken contrary to the best interests of the stockholders- such as misuses of corporate funds; abuse of corporate office; diversion of corporate assets to the personal benefit of any officer, director, employee, or stockholder; misapplication of corporate assets; or favoritism of certain customers of the bank because of personal connections with officers or directors of the bank. He also wanted to determine whether the directors had lived up to their fiduciary obligation to the stockholders. Must the bank honor his request? Explain.