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South Carolina Code > Title 33 > Chapter 36 - Corporations Not-For-Profit Financed By Federal Or State Loans


Current as of: 2009
§ 33-36-10Corporation not-for-profit defined
§ 33-36-20Issuance of stock; compensation of members and officers; disposition of assets upon dissolution
§ 33-36-210Articles of incorporation
§ 33-36-220When corporation constituted
§ 33-36-230Fees
§ 33-36-240Amendment of charter and articles of incorporation
§ 33-36-250Conformance to provisions of Sections 33-36-10 and 33-36-20
§ 33-36-260Powers
§ 33-36-270Additional powers
§ 33-36-280Nonprofit corporations providing water supply or sewage disposal; exemption from rate regulation
§ 33-36-290Effect of irregularity in complying with provisions of chapter
§ 33-36-300Amendment of bylaws; emergency bylaws
§ 33-36-410Use of services provided as condition of membership
§ 33-36-420Annual meetings
§ 33-36-430Quorum
§ 33-36-440Voting
§ 33-36-450Member petitions
§ 33-36-460Private property of members exempted from liability for debt of corporation
§ 33-36-610Governing board; powers; membership
§ 33-36-620Quorum
§ 33-36-630Indemnification of board members who become parties to proceedings
§ 33-36-640Standards for board members
§ 33-36-650Election of board members; district representation; terms
§ 33-36-660Immunity
§ 33-36-670Officers
§ 33-36-810Sale of assets
§ 33-36-820Consolidation
§ 33-36-830Merger
§ 33-36-840Effect of consolidation or merger
§ 33-36-1010Voluntary dissolution of corporation-not-for profit which has not commenced business
§ 33-36-1020Voluntary dissolution of corporation not-for-profit which has commenced business
§ 33-36-1030Certificate of election to dissolve; affidavit of compliance
§ 33-36-1040Submission of certificate of dissolution and affidavit to Secretary of State
§ 33-36-1050Winding up and settling affairs
§ 33-36-1060Notice of winding up proceedings
§ 33-36-1070Articles of dissolution
§ 33-36-1210Corporations organized under Chapter 35 of Title 33
§ 33-36-1310Election procedures for nonprofit corporation providing water and sewer services to become a public service district
§ 33-36-1320Petition for charter
§ 33-36-1330Appointment or election of board members
§ 33-36-1340Election of commissioners
§ 33-36-1350Election of officers by the board
§ 33-36-1360Rights and powers of district
§ 33-36-1370District to assume all assets, properties and liabilities of antecedent nonprofit corporation

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