Utah § 16-16-820 - Other considerations of directors.
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§ 16-16-820. Other considerations of directors.
Unless the articles of organization otherwise provide, in considering the best interests of a limited cooperative association, a director of the association in discharging the duties of director, in conjunction with considering the long and short term interest of the association and its patron members, may consider:
| (1) | the interest of employees, customers, and suppliers of the association; |
| (2) | the interest of the community in which the association operates; and |
| (3) | other cooperative principles and values that may be applied in the context of the decision. |
Enacted by Chapter 363, 2008 General Session
Source: official Utah text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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