Wisconsin § 45.74 - Memorial corporations organized under 1919 act.
Full text of Wisconsin Wisconsin Statutes § 45.74 — Memorial corporations organized under 1919 act., with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 45.74. Memorial corporations organized under 1919 act.
45.74(1) (1) Any commission or board of trustees that governs a corporation organized to construct a memorial under s. 45.057 (5) , statutes of 1919 to 1943 (created by chapter 598, laws of 1919 , and repealed by chapter 301, laws of 1945 ), shall have the following powers in addition to those it now has: 45.74(1)(a) (a) All powers vested in the members of the corporation by the articles of incorporation or bylaws, including the power to amend the articles of incorporation. 45.74(1)(b) (b) The powers set forth in s.
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