Esheria Regulatory Atlas
Company formation, governance, directors, ownership, filings, and corporate obligations. These records come from release legal-2026.07.26-907 and link directly to stored legal text.
1,255 matching statutes
United States — Kentucky
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A limited liability company lawsuit may be brought only by authorized members or managers, and votes and records for bringing suit must follow specified rules.
United States — Kentucky
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If a company has not paid a required amount after 30 days and demand, the director must notify it to stop doing business until paid; while that notice applies, officers and agents cannot issue policies or assessment notices, and received money must be deposited in a bank or trust company.
United States — Kentucky
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Any domestic company may convert into a life insurance company on a mutual or stock plan if it complies with KRS 299.230 to 299.300 and the state laws that apply.
United States — Kentucky
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By default, the members manage the company, but managers can manage instead if the articles say so. Members or managers may delegate management powers unless a written operating agreement says otherwise, and they generally are not entitled to pay for services unless the operating agreement provides it.
United States — Kentucky
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A motor vehicle renting company may charge a separately stated vehicle license cost recovery fee, but the amount must be a good-faith estimate of daily costs to recover actual annual vehicle license costs.
United States — Kentucky
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Kentucky domestic life insurance companies must make an irrevocable tax-election choice, and the election must be filed either by January 1, 2000 for existing companies or with the initial application for new applicants after that date.
United States — Kentucky
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Certain eligible persons may organize a cooperative or assessment insurance company, but the company must meet filing and bond requirements and may only insure the losses allowed by this section.
United States — Kentucky
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This section defines key terms and says a state governmental entity and the Treasurer are exempt from conflicting legal obligations when acting in compliance with KRS 41.470 to 41.476.
United States — Kentucky
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Members are agents of the LLC unless the LLC is manager-managed; then members are not agents just because they are members, and managers are agents instead.
United States — Kentucky
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Towing companies and storage facilities must release towed vehicles after payment, allow inspections in most cases, accept listed payment methods, give itemized receipts, and keep business-hours and callback availability rules.
United States — Kentucky
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An open-end registered investment company covered by this section must file a report and pay a tax based on average net capital by the deadline.
United States — Kentucky
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A court may issue a charging order against a member’s LLC interest to satisfy a judgment, and the creditor gets only assignee rights for the charged part.
United States — Kentucky
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Company directors must issue insurance policies signed by the president and secretary, and a company may not insure one risk above the statutory cap unless fully protected by reinsurance.
United States — Kentucky
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A person who knowingly establishes, assists in establishing, operates, or assists in operating a sham or front company commits an offense.
United States — Kentucky
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A limited liability company may ask a court to expel a member if specified conduct or a written agreement provides grounds.
United States — Kentucky
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The authority may make a tourism development agreement with an approved company, but the company must meet reporting, certification, ownership-notice, and transfer restrictions.
United States — Kentucky
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In a court liquidation of a nonprofit LLC, the court may appoint receivers, direct their powers, and control how assets are handled and distributed.
United States — Kentucky
1 provisions
Telephone and telegraph companies may obtain and use right-of-way for lines, subject to compensation and limits on interference.
United States — Kentucky
1 provisions
This section defines terms used in the chapter.
United States — Kentucky
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This section splits construction and maintenance costs between the railroad company, the state, and the department, and requires regular and final payment statements.