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South Dakota Laws > Title 47 > Chapter 22 > § 47-22-72 - Circumstances under which ultra vires may be asserted--Actions by attorney general to dissolve or enjoin corporation


Current as of: 2010

Notwithstanding § 47-22-69, the fact that a corporation is without capacity or power to do an act or to make or receive a conveyance or transfer of real or personal property may be asserted in a proceeding by the attorney general, as provided in chapter 47-26, to dissolve the corporation, or in a proceeding by the attorney general to enjoin the corporation from performing unauthorized acts, or in any other proceeding by the attorney general.

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South Dakota Laws: Non-Profit Corporations

South Dakota Laws > Title 47 > Chapter 22 - Nonprofit Corporations--Formation And General Powers
South Dakota Laws > Title 47 > Chapter 23 - Nonprofit Corporations--Members, Directors, Officers And Agents
South Dakota Laws > Title 47 > Chapter 24 - Nonprofit Corporations--Records, Fiscal Affairs And Reports
South Dakota Laws > Title 47 > Chapter 25 - Nonprofit Corporations--Reorganization
South Dakota Laws > Title 47 > Chapter 26 - Nonprofit Corporations--Dissolution And Liquidation
South Dakota Laws > Title 47 > Chapter 27 - Foreign Nonprofit Corporations
South Dakota Laws > Title 47 > Chapter 28 - Nonprofit Corporations--Supervision By Secretary Of State

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