Okla. Stat. tit. 18, § 18-441-1601
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Definitions
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DEFINITIONS. In this article:
(1) “Constituent entity” means an entity that is a party to a
merger.
(2) “Constituent limited cooperative association” means a
limited cooperative association that is a party to a merger.
(3) “Converted entity” means the organization into which a
converting entity converts pursuant to Sections 135 through 138 of
this act.
(4) “Converting entity” means an entity that converts into
another entity pursuant to Sections 135 through 138 of this act.
(5) “Converting limited cooperative association” means a
converting entity that is a limited cooperative association.
(6) “Organizational documents” means articles of incorporation,
bylaws, articles of organization, operating agreements, partnership
agreements, or other documents serving a similar function in the
creation and governance of an entity.
(7) “Personal liability” means personal liability for a debt,
liability, or other obligation of an entity imposed, by operation of
law or otherwise, on a person that co-owns or has an interest in the
entity:
(A) by the entity’s organic law solely because of the
person co-owning or having an interest in the entity;
or
(B) by the entity’s organizational documents under a
provision of the entity’s organic law authorizing
those documents to make one or more specified persons
liable for all or specified parts of the entity’s
debts, liabilities, and other obligations solely
because the person co-owns or has an interest in the
entity.
(8) “Surviving entity” means an entity into which one or more
other entities are merged, whether the entity existed before the
merger or is created by the merger.
(1) “Constituent entity” means an entity that is a party to a
merger.
(2) “Constituent limited cooperative association” means a
limited cooperative association that is a party to a merger.
(3) “Converted entity” means the organization into which a
converting entity converts pursuant to Sections 135 through 138 of
this act.
(4) “Converting entity” means an entity that converts into
another entity pursuant to Sections 135 through 138 of this act.
(5) “Converting limited cooperative association” means a
converting entity that is a limited cooperative association.
(6) “Organizational documents” means articles of incorporation,
bylaws, articles of organization, operating agreements, partnership
agreements, or other documents serving a similar function in the
creation and governance of an entity.
(7) “Personal liability” means personal liability for a debt,
liability, or other obligation of an entity imposed, by operation of
law or otherwise, on a person that co-owns or has an interest in the
entity:
(A) by the entity’s organic law solely because of the
person co-owning or having an interest in the entity;
or
(B) by the entity’s organizational documents under a
provision of the entity’s organic law authorizing
those documents to make one or more specified persons
liable for all or specified parts of the entity’s
debts, liabilities, and other obligations solely
because the person co-owns or has an interest in the
entity.
(8) “Surviving entity” means an entity into which one or more
other entities are merged, whether the entity existed before the
merger or is created by the merger.
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