Maryland HB996 revises laws on corporations and associations, including charter document acceptance, consent actions, and bankruptcy court orders.
Maryland HB996 revises the Corporations and Associations laws, detailing the Department's acceptance of charter documents and the conditions under which they may be rejected. It specifies that if a charter document is rejected, the Department must notify the filer of the rejection and its reason. If a corrected document is refiled within a specified period, the Department must accept it as if it were originally filed. The bill also outlines the conditions under which the Department may not accept a charter document for record.
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