Mississippi § 75-76-249 - Exemptions for publicly traded corporations; application of alternative provisions.
Full text of Mississippi Mississippi Code of 1972 Annotated § 75-76-249 — Exemptions for publicly traded corporations; application of alternative provisions., with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 75-76-249. Exemptions for publicly traded corporations; application of alternative provisions.
The commission may exempt a publicly traded corporation from compliance with: The provisions of Section 75-76-207. Some or all of the provisions of Sections 75-76-235 through 75-76-241. To the extent of such an exemption, the corporation shall comply instead with the provisions of Sections 75-76-253 through 75-76-265, except as otherwise ordered by the commission.
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