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(Merger of Not For Profit Corporations Act.) Title: An Act authorizing societies, corporations, and associations heretofore and hereafter incorporated pursuant to any special or general law of this State or of any State of these United States relating to corporations not for pecuniary profit including religious corporations, to merge or consolidate, and to validate all acts relating to the transfer of and title to property purchased or transferred by, or sold or transferred to any person or corporation pursuant to any such merger or consolidation heretofore made. Cite: 805 ILCS 120/0.01 et seq. Source: L. 1933, p. 392. Title amended by L. 1935, p. 618. Short title: Merger of Not For Profit Corporations Act.
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