Montana § 35-8-915 - Ambiguity In Operating Agreement Regarding Dissolution

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§ 35-8-915. Ambiguity In Operating Agreement Regarding Dissolution

Ambiguity in operating agreement regarding dissolution. If there is an ambiguity in an operating agreement between a construction in favor of maintaining the existence of a limited liability company or in favor of the dissolution of a limited liability company, the operating agreement must be construed in favor of maintaining the existence of the limited liability company.

Source: official Montana text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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