Md. Code, Corporations and Associations § 4A-12A-07
This is the official text of Md. Code, Corporations and Associations § 4A-12A-07, part of Maryland’s Code, Corporations and Associations — governs the formation and operation of corporations, LLCs, and partnerships.
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§4A–12A–07.
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§4A–12A–07. NOT IN EFFECT
** TAKES EFFECT OCTOBER 1, 2026 PER CHAPTERS 198 AND 199 OF 2025 **
Clear reference to the fact that a limited liability company is a limited worker cooperative association shall appear prominently:
(1) At the head of the articles of organization or an amendment made to the articles of organization in which the election to be a limited worker cooperative association is made;
(2) At the head of each subsequent articles of organization of the limited worker cooperative association; and
(3) On each certificate representing outstanding membership interests in the limited worker cooperative association.
** TAKES EFFECT OCTOBER 1, 2026 PER CHAPTERS 198 AND 199 OF 2025 **
Clear reference to the fact that a limited liability company is a limited worker cooperative association shall appear prominently:
(1) At the head of the articles of organization or an amendment made to the articles of organization in which the election to be a limited worker cooperative association is made;
(2) At the head of each subsequent articles of organization of the limited worker cooperative association; and
(3) On each certificate representing outstanding membership interests in the limited worker cooperative association.
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