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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 — Missouri
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Railroad company directors may change a roadbed or roadline, extend a line, or change gauge if the section’s vote and capital-stock conditions are met; some related filings are required.
United States — Missouri
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Missouri mutual insurance companies must elect a board, hold annual member meetings, and give notice of those meetings.
United States — Missouri
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Special school districts must not count their taxes when figuring average school levy for other districts, and must collect those taxes like general county taxes.
United States — Missouri
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A company operating under this section has broad corporate powers, subject to sections 380.201 to 380.591.
United States — Missouri
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Certain corporations and railroad companies have specified powers to acquire property, build and operate union-station facilities, borrow money, issue bonds, and connect tracks, subject to listed limits and local consent.
United States — Missouri
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This provision says sections 393.900 to 393.951 must be read broadly, and a nonprofit water company may choose in its articles of incorporation to follow certain nonprofit corporation or LLC laws when this chapter does not address an issue and the chosen rules are not inconsistent with it.
United States — Missouri
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A merging company must file a petition with the director, who reviews it and can hold or waive a hearing before deciding whether to approve, modify, or authorize the merger.
United States — Missouri
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The director must issue special inspector commissions to qualifying company inspectors, and special inspectors must inspect the covered boilers and pressure vessels.
United States — Missouri
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Some companies may be treated as life-insurance businesses under the stipulated-premium plan, and unqualified companies may not use the term “stipulated premium.”
United States — Missouri
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If the company has been properly reorganized and meets the stated asset and solvency findings, the director must issue a certificate and authorization to do business.
United States — Missouri
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Consumer legal funding contracts must include specific disclosures and terms, and payment/notice deadlines apply to the company, the attorney, and the consumer.
United States — Missouri
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A nonprofit water company that has not started business may dissolve by filing articles of dissolution with the secretary of state.
United States — Missouri
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No company may be incorporated under sections 380.201 to 380.601 after January 1, 1985.
United States — Missouri
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The commission sets the report form, and freight line, railroad, and street railway companies must file the required reports on time; late freight line reports can trigger a 4% valuation increase unless the commission waives the penalty for good cause.
United States — Missouri
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A person may form an LLC by signing and filing articles of organization with the secretary. The LLC is formed when filed, or on a later date stated in the articles, up to 90 days after filing. Before filing, the LLC may not do business or incur debt except for limited organization-related activities.
United States — Missouri
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A life insurance company operating as an urban redevelopment corporation may not take more than an eight percent annual net earnings return from a redevelopment project, and surplus earnings may be reserved or used for listed project purposes, with any remaining surplus at tax relief termination turned over to the city
United States — Missouri
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This section lists the events that end a person's membership in a Missouri limited liability company.
United States — Missouri
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Missouri insurance companies must have a president and secretary, chosen by the directors.
United States — Missouri
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Missouri-chartered banks may invest up to 5% of capital, surplus, and undivided profits in stock of certain banks or bank holding companies, if majority ownership is limited to banks authorized to do business in Missouri.
United States — Missouri
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A SPLRC may be formed as a stock corporation, a Missouri statutory close corporation, a limited liability company, or another organization approved by the director.