§ 1003. Certificate of merger or consolidation; contents. (a) After\napproval of the agreement of merger or consolidation by each domestic\nlimited liability company or other business entity merging or\nconsolidating under this article, unless the merger or consolidation is\nterminated in accordance with subdivision (d) of section ten hundred two\nof this article, paragraph (b) of section nine hundred three of the\nbusiness corporation law, or other applicable statute, and the surviving\nor resulting entity is a limited liability company, foreign limited\nliability company or other business entity for which the laws of this\nstate do not provide for the filing of a certificate of merger or\nconsolidation with the department of state, a certificate of merger or\nconsolidation, entitled "Certificate of merger (or consolidation) of\n.... and .... into .... (names of domestic limited liability companies\nor other business entities) under section one thousand three of the\nLimited Liability Company Law," shall be signed on behalf of each\ndomestic limited liability company and other business entity and\ndelivered to the department of state. The certificate of merger or\nconsolidation shall set forth:\n (1) the name and jurisdiction of formation or organization of each of\nthe domestic limited liability companies or other business entities that\nare to merge or consolidate, and if the name of any of them has been\nchanged, the name under which it was formed;\n (2) for each domestic limited liability company and domestic other\nbusiness entity that is to merge or consolidate, the date when its\ninitial articles of organization or formation document, if any, were\nfiled with the department of state;\n (3) that an agreement of merger or consolidation has been approved and\nexecuted by each of the domestic limited liability companies or other\nbusiness entities that are to merge or consolidate;\n (4) the name of the surviving or resulting limited liability company,\nforeign limited liability company or other business entity;\n (5) the future effective date (which shall be a date certain) of the\nmerger or consolidation in accordance with subdivision (b) of this\nsection, if it is not to be effective upon the filing of the certificate\nof merger or consolidation;\n (6) if a domestic limited liability company is the surviving limited\nliability company, such changes in its articles of organization as shall\nbe necessary by reason of the merger;\n (7) if a domestic limited liability company is the resulting limited\nliability company in a consolidation, the matters required to be set\nforth under subdivision (e) of section two hundred three of this\nchapter;\n (8) if a constituent entity is a foreign limited liability company or\nforeign other business entity, the jurisdiction and date of filing of\nits initial articles of organization or formation document, if any, and\nthe date when its application for authority was filed by the department\nof state or if no such application has been filed, a statement to such\neffect and (if the constituent foreign limited liability company is the\nsurviving entity) that it is not to do business in this state until an\napplication for such authority shall have been filed with the department\nof state;\n (9) if the surviving or resulting entity is a foreign limited\nliability company or other business entity, an agreement that the\nforeign limited liability company or other business entity may be served\nwith process in this state in any action or special proceeding for the\nenforcement of any liability or obligation of any domestic limited\nliability company, domestic business corporation or domestic other\nbusiness entity previously amenable to suit in this state that is to\nmerge or consolidate, and for the enforcement as provided in this\nchapter, of the right of members of any domestic limited liability\ncompany, shareholders of any domestic business corporation or owners of\nany domestic o
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