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Company law in United States — Nebraska

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 — Nebraska

    § 21-182. Effect of domestication.

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    A company that has domesticated may keep its property, debts, rights, and pending cases, and a company domesticated as a foreign LLC is treated as consenting to state court jurisdiction for certain liabilities; if a company domesticates in a foreign jurisdiction, it must file a statement surrendering its certificate of

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  • United States — Nebraska

    § 21-515. Associated asset.

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    A protected series or series LLC can count an asset as an associated asset only if required records are kept, and both may hold associated assets only within stated naming limits.

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  • United States — Nebraska

    § 21-535. Governing law.

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    The law of the formation jurisdiction governs a foreign series limited liability company’s protected series, subject to stated exceptions.

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  • United States — Nebraska

    § 21-179. Domestication.

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    A foreign limited liability company may domesticate into a limited liability company, and a limited liability company may domesticate into a foreign limited liability company, if the stated conditions are met. A domestication plan must be in a record and include specified information.

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  • United States — Nebraska

    § 21-148. Winding up.

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    A dissolved limited liability company must wind up its business, and after dissolution it may act only for that purpose.

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