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.
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United States — Missouri
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A steam railroad company operating in this state may acquire, own, and operate equipment for aerial transportation of persons or property.
United States — Missouri
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Banks or trust companies may originate trust accounts only with approval from the director of the division of finance and under the required contract and disclosure rules.
United States — Missouri
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Certain officers or custodians of a closed bank or trust company may borrow money and pledge the institution’s property, but only with circuit court approval.
United States — Missouri
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Banks and trust companies must meet location-based minimum cash capital amounts, and some existing institutions must divert part of earnings to surplus and cannot pay dividends until they do.
United States — Missouri
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The state tax commission must assess and equalize railroad distributable property valuations, can use available evidence and summon witnesses, and must apply special valuation rules for omitted property and certain bridge acquisitions.
United States — Missouri
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Banks and trust companies must hold shareholder meetings at the time and place set in the notice to consider the agreement.
United States — Missouri
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Certain property and casualty insurers may buy motor vehicles and count them as admitted assets if the section’s conditions are met.
United States — Missouri
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A branch captive insurance company must keep a U.S. trust fund as security for branch liabilities, and the director must require it.
United States — Missouri
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Credit unions regulated by this chapter have the same rights, powers, and duties for safe deposit boxes as banks and trust companies.
United States — Missouri
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Banks and trust companies may do many listed banking and trust activities, but some actions are limited by licensing rules, loan limits, director approval, and other conditions.
United States — Missouri
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A qualifying Missouri nonprofit malpractice-insurance corporation is treated as a Missouri mutual insurance company for a specified tax purpose.
United States — Missouri
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The commission can set telecom rates and service rules, order physical connections and joint rates, and telecom companies must follow served orders.
United States — Missouri
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A company that signs a bond or other obligation as surety for someone else cannot deny its corporate power to do so.
United States — Missouri
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Certain non-life insurance companies may surrender their charter and reorganize under the general insurance statutes.
United States — Missouri
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Telecommunications companies must file and keep rate schedules with the commission, follow filed rates, and avoid unauthorized discounts or free service except as stated.
United States — Missouri
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Authorized persons must act in good faith and with reasonable care, and members or managers must account to the LLC for certain benefits unless the operating agreement says otherwise.
United States — Missouri
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The board of a qualifying mutual insurance company may assess premium notes to cover losses, expenses, and liabilities, and unpaid assessments can lead to suit on the full note. No one may be liable on a premium note for more than its face amount.
United States — Missouri
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The company must be managed by a board of at least five directors, and each director must be a company member. The bylaws must set director numbers, qualifications, meetings, and successor elections; they may also allow removal and limited compensation. The board may exercise company powers except those reserved to mem
United States — Missouri
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A limited liability company must file articles of amendment with the secretary, and certain changes to the articles of organization must be made within 60 days. The amendment filing may set a delayed effective date, but not more than 90 days after filing.
United States — Missouri
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If assent has been obtained under section 379.535, certain company representatives may acknowledge the articles, the meeting officers must prepare a verified declaration, and the documents must be delivered and filed with the state commerce and insurance director.