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AS Title 1, Chapter 10: Laws and Statutes
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This chapter gives rules for interpreting Alaska laws, defines several common statutory terms, and sets default rules for when acts become law and take effect.
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This chapter gives rules for interpreting Alaska laws, defines several common statutory terms, and sets default rules for when acts become law and take effect.
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This section says Alaska recognizes the special relationship between the U.S. government and federally recognized tribes, and recognizes all federally recognized tribes in the state.
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This provision adopts the Alaska Statutes as Alaska’s general and permanent law, sets citation rules, preserves certain laws and obligations after adoption, and assigns revision/review duties to the revisor and the Legislative Affairs Agency.
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This chapter lets eligible residents form an Alaska business and industrial development corporation by filing articles with the commissioner, sets approval conditions, and gives the corporation governance, lending, reporting, and dissolution rules.
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This chapter creates BIDCO licensing rules, operating limits, reporting duties, and department enforcement powers.
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This chapter lets cooperatives form for lawful purposes, but not for banking, insurance, or electric/telephone-related telecommunications services, and sets governance, reporting, records, meetings, voting, shares, and contract rules.
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This chapter lets qualifying nonprofit corporations be formed and operated, but bars stock, dividends, and loans to directors or officers.
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Electric and telephone cooperatives get broad corporate and operating powers, but must follow naming, governance, voting, filing, merger, and dissolution rules, and may not use cooperative funds to influence director candidacy.
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This chapter lets qualifying residents form cemetery associations, gives cemetery associations and nonprofit cemetery corporations powers to manage cemetery property, and requires clerical recordkeeping and annual financial statements.
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This chapter lets eligible people reserve or register a business name, gives the registrant exclusive use rights, and sets filing, renewal, transfer, and fee rules.
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This chapter lets certain religious corporations form and operate, but requires specific filings, a distinguishable name, a biennial report, and a registered agent for service of process.
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This chapter sets rules for forming and operating professional corporations, including who may own shares, who may manage, and when shares must be transferred or redeemed.
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This chapter lets an LLC form for any lawful purpose, but it must follow other applicable laws, keep a registered agent and office, use an allowed company name, and comply with filing and management rules.
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This segment sets rules for entity transactions like mergers, interest exchanges, conversions, and domestications, including approval, filing, naming, and dissenters’ rights rules.
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This provision gives Alaska corporations broad powers, sets filing and formation steps, and requires a registered agent and registered office in the state.
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This chapter is repealed.
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This chapter listing says several sections on offenses against the person were repealed or renumbered, and points readers to current law in AS 11.41 and AS 18.16.010.
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This chapter explains when a person or organization can be legally responsible for an offense committed by their own conduct or by someone else’s conduct.
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This chapter listing says the listed property-offense sections were repealed or renumbered, and points readers to the current Alaska statutes.
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This chapter is marked repealed, and the text points to AS 11.46.285–11.46.290 for current law.