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Alabama Code > Title 10 > Chapter 2A - Business Corporations


Current as of: 2010
§ 10-2A-70Giving aid or contribution to political party or candidate, etc.; penalty; exception for voluntary separate political fund
§ 10-2A-70.1Limitation on amount of political contribution; provisions supplemental
§ 10-2A-70.2Corporation contributions to candidates, parties, etc
§ 10-2A-300Law applicable to close corporations
§ 10-2A-301"Close corporation" defined; contents of articles of incorporation; number of shareholders
§ 10-2A-302Formation of a close corporation
§ 10-2A-303Election of existing corporation to become a close corporation
§ 10-2A-304Voluntary termination of close corporation status by amendment of articles of incorporation; vote required
§ 10-2A-305Issuance or transfer of shares of a close corporation in breach of qualifying conditions
§ 10-2A-306Corporate option where a restriction on transfer of shares is held invalid
§ 10-2A-307Agreements restricting discretion of directors
§ 10-2A-308Management by shareholders
§ 10-2A-309Appointment of custodian for close corporation
§ 10-2A-310Appointment of a provisional director in certain cases
§ 10-2A-311Shareholders' agreements
§ 10-2A-312Shareholders' option to dissolve corporation
§ 10-2A-313Effect of the close corporation provisions on other laws

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