United States — Arizona
ARS § 10-1811
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Changing the relative rights of capital units requires a unanimous vote of all outstanding capital units to amend the articles of incorporation.
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Changing the relative rights of capital units requires a unanimous vote of all outstanding capital units to amend the articles of incorporation.
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A close corporation’s articles of incorporation may set different relative rights for investors’ capital units, and if they do not, the rights are proportionate to the dollar amount of the capital units.
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Investors are not liable for the close corporation’s debts, obligations, or liabilities.
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The superior court may appoint a conservator or interim manager for a corporation in an investor action if there is a deadlock or dispute harming, or threatening to harm, the corporation’s assets or business. After appointment, the court may issue related orders, and the clerk must immediately send a copy to the commis
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The superior court may liquidate a close corporation’s assets and business in certain actions, including investor, creditor, or attorney general actions.
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In certain investor- or creditor-filed actions, the superior court may order relief short of dissolution or liquidation and may also change corporate documents, direct or stop acts, or require a purchase of interests or claims at fair market value.
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A domestic close corporation may engage in certain transactions if it follows the referenced statutory chapters, and some plans require investor approval thresholds.
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Certain owners and successors may file a verified claim for unclaimed shares or dividends with the department of administration.
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The department of administration must approve a valid claim and direct payment or delivery to the claimant. Unclaimed corporate shares or dividends must be deposited into a clearing account, kept there during the claim period, and then credited to the permanent state school fund if unclaimed.
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If the department of administration refuses a claim, the claimant may sue in superior court in Maricopa County and must serve the attorney general. If the claimant wins, the court certifies the judgment to the department director, who must issue the order or warrant. An appeal is allowed.
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This section defines “business trust” for this article.
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Business trusts are classified as either domestic or foreign.
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A business trust is permitted to be a recognized form of association for doing business in this state.
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A business trust that wants to do business in the state must deliver specified formation and trustee documents to the commission and file a certified copy with the county recorder.
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A domestic business trust may take part in a merger, interest exchange, conversion, domestication, or division if it complies with the listed chapters; if the trust is being created in one of those transactions, it must also meet section 10-1874’s delivery requirements.
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A business trust amendment is not legally effective in the state until certified copies are filed with the corporation commission and the county recorder.
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A business trust’s powers come from its governing instrument, but it cannot act against state public policy or do business that similar private corporations could not legally do. People dealing with the trust are bound by its instrument and filed amendments.
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A business trust covered by this section must pay the same taxes and fees that apply to domestic and foreign corporations, on an identical basis.
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Business trusts are subject to the same applicable laws that apply to domestic and foreign corporations.
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This section defines several terms used in the article, including “active member,” “agricultural products,” “association,” “marketing agreement” (or “marketing contract”), and “member.”