Alabama § 10A-1-9.31 - Revocation of Voluntary Winding Up.
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§ 10A-1-9.31. Revocation of Voluntary Winding Up.
(a) A domestic entity may revoke a voluntary decision to dissolve the entity by approval of the revocation in the manner and within the time specified in the chapter of this title governing the entity. If the chapter of this title does not specify a time within which a revocation must be made, revocation of a voluntary decision to dissolve must be made before winding up of the entity is complete.
(b) A domestic entity may continue its business following the revocation of a voluntary decision to wind up under subsection (a).
Source: official Alabama text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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