Tex. Business Organizations Code § 101.609
This is the official text of Tex. Business Organizations Code § 101.609, part of Texas’s Business Organizations Code — governs the formation and operation of corporations, LLCs, and partnerships.
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§ 101.609.
Official statutory text
Sec. 101.609. APPLICABILITY OF OTHER PROVISIONS OF CHAPTER OR TITLE 1; SYNONYMOUS TERMS. (a) To the extent not inconsistent with this subchapter, this chapter applies to a protected series or registered series and its associated members and managers.
(b) For purposes of the application of any other provision of this chapter to a provision of this subchapter, and as the context requires:
(1) a reference to "limited liability company" or "company" means the "protected series" or "registered series";
(2) a reference to "member" means "member associated with the protected series" or "member associated with the registered series"; and
(3) a reference to "manager" means "manager associated with the protected series" or "manager associated with the registered series."
(c) To the extent not inconsistent with this subchapter, a protected series or registered series and the governing persons and officers associated with the protected series or registered series have the powers and rights provided by Subchapters C and D, Chapter 3, and Subchapter F, Chapter 10. For purposes of those provisions, and as the context requires:
(1) a reference to "entity," "domestic entity," or "filing entity" includes the "protected series" or "registered series";
(2) a reference to "governing person" includes "governing person associated with the protected series" or "governing person associated with the registered series";
(3) a reference to "governing authority" includes "governing authority associated with the protected series" or "governing authority associated with the registered series"; and
(4) a reference to "officer" includes "officer associated with the protected series" or "officer associated with the registered series."
(b) For purposes of the application of any other provision of this chapter to a provision of this subchapter, and as the context requires:
(1) a reference to "limited liability company" or "company" means the "protected series" or "registered series";
(2) a reference to "member" means "member associated with the protected series" or "member associated with the registered series"; and
(3) a reference to "manager" means "manager associated with the protected series" or "manager associated with the registered series."
(c) To the extent not inconsistent with this subchapter, a protected series or registered series and the governing persons and officers associated with the protected series or registered series have the powers and rights provided by Subchapters C and D, Chapter 3, and Subchapter F, Chapter 10. For purposes of those provisions, and as the context requires:
(1) a reference to "entity," "domestic entity," or "filing entity" includes the "protected series" or "registered series";
(2) a reference to "governing person" includes "governing person associated with the protected series" or "governing person associated with the registered series";
(3) a reference to "governing authority" includes "governing authority associated with the protected series" or "governing authority associated with the registered series"; and
(4) a reference to "officer" includes "officer associated with the protected series" or "officer associated with the registered series."
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