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Company law in United States — Texas

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 — Texas

  Utilities Code § 60.163

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  The commission must adopt rules that require local exchange companies to share network infrastructure and technology in some cases.

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  Insurance Code § 883.051

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  This section lets 20 or more people, with a majority resident in this state, form a mutual insurance company, and requires each incorporator to sign and acknowledge the articles of incorporation.

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  Business & Commerce Code § 71.002

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  This section defines terms used in the chapter, including address, assumed name, certificate, company, corporation, estate, foreign filing entity, office, partnership, person, registrant, and representative.

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  Business Organizations Code § 101.602

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  Debts, liabilities, obligations, and expenses of a protected series or registered series are generally enforceable only against that series’s assets, not against the LLC generally or other series, subject to stated exceptions.

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  Business Organizations Code § 101.053

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  A limited liability company’s company agreement can be amended only if every member consents.

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  Utilities Code § 65.052

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  An incumbent local exchange company may ask the commission to deregulate a market, but only that company may start the proceeding. The commission must decide within 90 days and issue a final classification order, and it cannot keep a market regulated if the stated population and competition conditions are met.

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  Business Organizations Code § 3.010

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  A limited liability company’s formation certificate must state whether it initially has managers, and must list the initial managers or initial members depending on that answer.

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  Business Organizations Code § 101.551

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  If a limited liability company must wind up, specific people must carry out the winding up.

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  Insurance Code § 884.559

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  After ratification of the reinsurance agreement, the mutual assessment company must stop doing business, transfer its assets, and promptly surrender its certificate of authority and charter; the stipulated premium company must assume the listed liabilities.

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  Business Organizations Code § 21.651

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  This section defines “investment company” as a corporation registered as an open-end company under the Investment Company Act.

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  Insurance Code § 964.060

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  Captive insurance companies with a certificate of authority must file annual financial reports with the commissioner, unless a waiver or alternative filing date applies.

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  Insurance Code § 982.104

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  A foreign or alien insurance company must file incorporation and governance documents with the required statement, and the company’s president or secretary must certify those filed documents.

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