Alaska Stat. § 10.20.206
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Contents of restated articles of incorporation.
Official statutory text
The restated articles of incorporation must set out (1) the name of the corporation;
(2) the period of its duration;
(3) the purpose or purposes which the corporation is authorized to pursue;
(4) other provisions, not inconsistent with law, which are set out in the articles of incorporation as amended, except that it is not necessary to set out in the restated articles of incorporation the registered office of the corporation, its registered agent, its directors or its incorporators;
(5) a statement that the restated articles of incorporation correctly set out the provisions of the articles of incorporation as amended, and that they have been adopted as required by law and that they supersede the original articles of incorporation and all amendments.
(2) the period of its duration;
(3) the purpose or purposes which the corporation is authorized to pursue;
(4) other provisions, not inconsistent with law, which are set out in the articles of incorporation as amended, except that it is not necessary to set out in the restated articles of incorporation the registered office of the corporation, its registered agent, its directors or its incorporators;
(5) a statement that the restated articles of incorporation correctly set out the provisions of the articles of incorporation as amended, and that they have been adopted as required by law and that they supersede the original articles of incorporation and all amendments.
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