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Company law in United States — Kentucky

Company formation, governance, directors, ownership, filings, and corporate obligations. Every result links to its stored legal text and available official source evidence.

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• United States — Kentucky

  KRS § 275.255 Assignment of interest.

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  This section says a limited liability company interest is generally assignable, and an assignee can receive assigned distributions, but not management rights.

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• United States — Kentucky

  KRS § 275.145 Effect of notice to members or managers.

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  Notice or knowledge given to a member or manager can count as notice to the LLC, with a fraud exception; but a member acting only as a member does not give the LLC notice under subsection (2).

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• United States — Kentucky

  KRS § 299.020 Companies deemed engaged in life or casualty insurance business upon the cooperative or assessment plan.

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  A company meeting the listed conditions is treated as an insurance business under a cooperative or assessment plan.

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  KRS § 275.540 Involuntary dissolution of nonprofit limited liability company.

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  A nonprofit limited liability company may be involuntarily dissolved by a Circuit Court decree if the Attorney General files an action and the statutory grounds are proven.

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  KRS § 96.100 Amendment to charter of gas company in which first-class city owns stock.

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  A first-class city’s legislative body may authorize the mayor to consent to approved charter amendments for a gas company in which the city owns stock.

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  KRS § 299.540 Fees of Department of Insurance.

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  The commissioner must collect listed fees from assessment or cooperative fire insurance companies and pay them into the State Treasury; the Department of Insurance may not make other charges unless the companies agree.

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  KRS § 299.420 Maximum liability of policyholders for assessments.

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  Policyholders’ assessment liability is capped at specified rates based on how much insurance they have in force.

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  KRS § 299.470 Companies organized under a special charter.

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  Certain specially chartered companies are generally subject to KRS 299.310 to 299.460, unless that would conflict with a vested right in the charter.

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• United States — Kentucky

  KRS § 278.485 Gas pipeline company to furnish gas -- When -- Rates -- Duty of person applying for gas service and gas pipeline company -- Abandonment of gas wells -- Discontinuance of service -- Right to tap a gathering line.

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  Gas pipeline companies must furnish service to certain nearby property owners who request it, with rates set by the Public Service Commission and with some costs and equipment duties on the applicant.

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  KRS § 275.150 Immunity from personal liability.

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  LLC members, managers, employees, and agents are generally not personally liable for LLC debts or liabilities because of their role.

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• United States — Kentucky

  KRS § 281.926 Rates for emergency towing services to be posted and provided to law enforcement and upon request of a customer -- Excessive charges -- Itemized invoices required -- Retention and inspection of records.

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  Emergency towing companies must post and provide rate sheets, give itemized invoices, keep invoice records, and may face removal from wrecker logs for noncompliance.

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  KRS § 277.330 Liability of railroads for killing or injuring cattle -- How damages divided.

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  Railroad companies must pay full damages if cattle are killed or injured through the railroad company’s negligence; otherwise, the loss is divided between the railroad company and the cattle owner when the stated conditions apply.

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