Section 41-10-354 Certificate of Incorporation; No Fee or Compensation to Secretary of State.
Once the application is made, filed, and recorded as required, the applicants become a public corporation, and the Secretary of State must issue and record a certificate of incorporation. No fees or compensation may be paid to the Secretary of State for services or work connected with the authority, its incorporation,
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Once the application is made, filed, and recorded as required, the applicants become a public corporation, and the Secretary of State must issue and record a certificate of incorporation. No fees or compensation may be paid to the Secretary of State for services or work connected with the authority, its incorporation, dissolution, or records.
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