N.Y. LLC Law § 809
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Action by attorney general
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§ 809. Action by attorney general. The attorney general shall, upon\nhis or her own motion or upon the motion of proper parties, bring an\naction to restrain a foreign limited liability company without a\ncertificate of authority from doing any business in this state in\nviolation of this chapter or from doing any business in this state that\nis prohibited under the laws of this state. The attorney general may\nbring an action or special proceeding to annul the authority of a\nforeign limited liability company that is doing any business in this\nstate that is prohibited under the laws of this state. The attorney\ngeneral shall deliver a certified copy of the order of annulment to the\ndepartment of state. Upon the filing thereof by the department of state,\nthe certificate of authority of the foreign limited liability company to\ndo business in this state shall be annulled, and the provisions of\nsection eight hundred seven of this article shall thereafter be\napplicable. The secretary of state shall continue as agent of the\nforeign limited liability company upon whom process against it may be\nserved in any action, suit or special proceeding based upon any\nliability or obligation incurred by the foregoing foreign limited\nliability company within the state prior to the filing of the certified\ncopy of the order of annulment by the department of state.\n
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