Texas § BO.3.006 - FILINGS IN CASE OF MERGER OR CONVERSION
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§ BO.3.006. FILINGS IN CASE OF MERGER OR CONVERSION
FILINGS IN CASE OF MERGER OR CONVERSION. (a) If a new domestic filing entity is formed under a plan of conversion or merger, the certificate of formation of the entity must be filed with the certificate of conversion or merger under Section 10.155 (a) or 10.153 (a). The certificate of formation is not required to be filed separately under Section 3.001 . (b) The formation and existence of a domestic filing entity that is a converted entity in a conversion or that is to be created under a plan of merger takes effect and commences on the effectiveness of the conversion or merger, as appropriate. Acts 2003, 78th Leg., ch. 182, Sec. 1, eff. Jan. 1, 2006.
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