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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.
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United States — Kentucky
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If a written operating agreement says amendments must be in writing and follow the agreement’s procedures, that requirement is enforceable.
United States — Kentucky
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A person must not willfully and maliciously spread false rumors or statements that harm or question the solvency of certain financial institutions.
United States — Kentucky
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The commission may set or classify utility accounting systems and tell utilities how those accounts must be kept.
United States — Kentucky
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If a railroad accident causes a death, the railroad company must notify the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet within 5 days and provide any information the Cabinet requests about the cause.
United States — Kentucky
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Reports must be filed by November 1 each year, with a different May 1 deadline for insurance companies. A holder can ask for more time, and the administrator may grant an extension.
United States — Kentucky
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If an insurance company delays payment, the board of education may use the insurance fund, within limits, to help restore the loss.
United States — Kentucky
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Boards of regents or trustees may provide liability and indemnity insurance for board-owned or operated vehicles, and contracts for student transportation must require contractor insurance if transportation is outsourced.
United States — Kentucky
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Financial institutions must enter cooperative data-match agreements with the Attorney General and report identifying information quarterly for obligated parents with arrears; they may receive a fee capped at actual cost and are protected from liability in the specified compliance disclosures and actions.
United States — Kentucky
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This section says KRS 324A.150 to 324A.164 do not apply to several listed government, financial, real estate, and appraisal-management entities, unless another law requires registration.
United States — Kentucky
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Proxy advisors must follow the notification and disclosure rules; affected recipients, companies, and shareholders may sue for declaratory or injunctive relief, and the Attorney General may intervene.
United States — Kentucky
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Certain public bodies may issue bonds to help qualifying manufacturers finance energy-efficiency projects, but only if the project uses a qualified provider and the energy service company guarantees measurable savings that cover project cost within seven years.
United States — Kentucky
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This section defines key terms used in KRS 247.940 to 247.978.
United States — Kentucky
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A transit authority may operate and acquire transit systems, but it has limits on competing service, piecemeal bus-company acquisitions, and condemnation of certain private bus companies.
United States — Kentucky
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The commissioner may require certain covered-security filings and fees, including a $250 Form D filing after first sale, and may stop or waive filings in some cases.
United States — Kentucky
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This section imposes a real estate transfer tax on the grantor, requires the county clerk to collect it when a deed is recorded, and lists transfers that are exempt.
United States — Kentucky
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Pest management companies and employers of noncommercial applicators are responsible for their employees’ or agents’ actions, and the department may inspect chemicals, equipment, storage/disposal areas, and pesticide application practices at reasonable business times.
United States — Kentucky
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This section lists who may be appointed as a fiduciary.
United States — Kentucky
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Clubs with membership fees over $35 must keep a $50,000 bond from a surety company and file a copy with the Attorney General before making membership contracts.
United States — Kentucky
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The department may make insurance contracts for bridge projects and may insure the bridges and their use and occupancy while the bonds are outstanding.
United States — Kentucky
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Certain corporate officers and equivalent officeholders are personally liable for gasoline and special fuels tax, unless they lacked authority to handle the tax. A dealer can avoid this rule only by making the annual exemption election and meeting the filing, certification, and ACH transfer steps.