Arkansas § 4-37-601 - Definitions.
Full text of Arkansas Arkansas Code of 1987 Annotated § 4-37-601 — Definitions., with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 4-37-601. Definitions.
In this subchapter: “After a merger” or “after the merger” means when a merger under § 4-37-604 becomes effective and afterwards. “Before a merger” or “before the merger” means before a merger under § 4-37-604 becomes effective. “Continuing protected series” means a protected series of a surviving company which continues in uninterrupted existence after a merger under § 4-37-604. “Merging company” means a limited liability company that is party to a merger under § 4-37-604. “Non-surviving company” means a merging company that does not continue in existence after a merger under § 4-37-604. “Relocated protected series” means a protected series of a non-surviving company which, after a merger under § 4-37-604, continues in uninterrupted existence as a protected series of the surviving company. “Surviving company” means a merging company that continues in existence after a merger under § 4-37-604.
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