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Oregon Statutes > Chapter 65 - Nonprofit Corporations

Oregon Statutes > Volume 2 > Title 7 > Chapter 65 - Nonprofit Corporations

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1	General Provisions
2	Incorporation
3	Purposes And Powers
4	Name
5	Office And Agent
6	Members And Memberships
7	Membership Meetings And Voting
8	Directors And Officers
9	Amendment Of Articles Of Incorporation And Bylaws
10	Merger
11	Sale Of Assets
12	Distributions
13	Dissolution
14	Foreign Corporations
15	Records And Reports
16	Transfer Of Assets Of Hospital
17	Cemeteries And Crematories
18	Miscellaneous
19	Penalty
20	General Provisions

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Questions & Answers: Non-Profit Corporations

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Jenelle: ...

If the president of a board says something to a child (member) in her vehicle on personal time. Then that child repeats it to another child (member) during company time is the board liable to discipline the president of the board or is it a personal matter?

May 07, 2013