Colorado § 7-55-121 - Periodic report.
Full text of Colorado Colorado Revised Statutes § 7-55-121 — Periodic report., with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 7-55-121. Periodic report.
Part 5 of article 90 of this title, providing for periodic reports from reporting entities, applies to associations formed under or subject to this article.
Source: L. 73: R&RE, p. 434, § 1. C.R.S. 1963: § 30-1-21. L. 83: Entire section amended, p. 873, § 29, effective July 1. L. 2003: Entire section amended, p. 2219, § 65, effective July 1, 2004. L. 2010: Entire section amended, (HB 10-1403), ch. 404, p. 1993, § 2, effective August 11.
ARTICLE 56
Cooperatives
PART 1
GENERAL PROVISIONS
7-56-101. Short title.
7-56-102. Legislative declaration.
7-56-103. Definitions.
7-56-104. Filings by the secretary of state.
7-56-105. Effective time and date of documents. (Repealed)
7-56-106. Periodic and other reports.
7-56-107. Cooperative records.
PART 2
INCORPORATION
7-56-201. Articles of incorporation.
7-56-202. Amendment of articles.
7-56-203. Restated articles.
7-56-204. Cooperatives desiring to relinquish provisions of this article.
7-56-205. Entities formed under other law but subject to this article.
7-56-206. Cooperative name. (Repealed)
7-56-207. Use of the term "cooperative" - penalty for unlawful use. (Repealed)
7-56-208. Bylaws.
7-56-209. Agricultural marketing cooperatives.
7-56-210. Renewable energy cooperatives.
PART 3
MEMBERS AND OWNERSHIP
7-56-301. Members.
7-56-302. Member meetings - how called - notice.
7-56-303. Members' list for meeting.
7-56-304. Quorum.
7-56-305. Member voting.
7-56-306. Reserves, distributions, and patronage refunds.
7-56-307. Inspection of cooperative records by member.
7-56-308. Scope of member's inspection right.
7-56-309. Court-ordered inspection.
PART 4
OFFICERS AND ELECTIONS
7-56-401. Directors - elections - remuneration - vacancy.
7-56-402. Officers - titles - election - duties and authority - removal.
7-56-403. Procedures for meetings of the board of directors.
7-56-404. Removal of director by the membership or the board.
7-56-405. Removal of director by judicial proceeding.
7-56-406. Indemnification and personal liability of directors, officers, employees, and agents.
7-56-407. Persons to be bonded.
7-56-408. Registered office and registered agent - repeal. (Repealed)
7-56-409. Registered agent - service of process.
PART 5
POWERS AND PURPOSES: APPLICATION OF OTHER LAWS
7-56-501. Powers.
7-56-502. Marketing or purchasing contracts.
7-56-503. Remedies for breach of marketing or purchasing contract.
7-56-504. Inducing breach of marketing or purchasing contract.
7-56-505. Purchases of property or other interests.
7-56-506. Warehouse receipts - interest in warehouse entities.
7-56-507. Application of other laws.
7-56-508. Cooperatives not in restraint of trade.
7-56-509. Exemption from securities laws.
7-56-510. Renewable energy cooperatives - powers.
PART 6
PROPERTY ENCUMBRANCES, BUSINESS COMBINATIONS, AND PROPERTY SALES
7-56-601. Encumbering property.
7-56-602. Merger, conversion, or consolidation or share or equity capital exchange.
7-56-603. Procedure for consolidation, share or equity capital exchange, conversion, and merger.
7-56-604. Merger of parent and subsidiary.
7-56-604.5. Statement of merger or conversion.
7-56-605. Statement of consolidation or share or equity capital exchange.
7-56-606. Effect of merger, conversion, consolidation, or share or equity capital exchange.
7-56-606.5. Merger with foreign entity.
7-56-607. Consolidation or share or equity capital exchange with foreign business.
7-56-608. Dissenters' rights - definitions.
7-56-609. Sale or other disposition of property without member approval.
7-56-610. Sale or other disposition of property requiring member approval.
PART 7
DISSOLUTION
SUBPART 1
VOLUNTARY DISSOLUTION
7-56-701. Authorization of dissolution before issuance of memberships.
7-56-702. Authorization of dissolution after issuance of memberships.
7-56-703. Articles of dissolution.
7-56-704. Revocation of dissolution. (Repealed)
7-56-705. Effect of dissolution.
7-56-706. Disposition of known claims by notification. (Repealed)
7-56-707. Disposition of claims by publication. (Repealed)
7-56-708. Enforcement of claims against dissolved cooperative. (Repealed)
7-56-709. Service on dissolved cooperative - repeal. (Repealed)
SUBPART 2
ADMINISTRATIVE DISSOLUTION
7-56-710 to
7-56-713. (Repealed)
SUBPART 3
JUDICIAL DISSOLUTION
7-56-714. Grounds for judicial dissolution.
7-56-715. Procedure for judicial dissolution.
7-56-716. Receivership or custodianship.
7-56-717. Decree of dissolution.
SUBPART 4
MISCELLANEOUS
7-56-718. Certain assignments of assets in dissolution.
PART 8
FOREIGN COOPERATIVES
7-56-801. Authority to transact business or conduct activities required.
7-56-802. Registered agent - service of process.
PART 9
TRANSITION PROVISIONS
7-56-901. Application to existing cooperatives.
PART 1
GENERAL PROVISIONS
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