(a) General rule.-- A domestic association may agree, in record form, to submit a plan to its interest holders whether or not the governors determine, at any time after approving the plan, that the plan is no longer advisable and recommend that the interest holders reject or vote against it, regardless of whether the governors change their recommendation. If an association so agrees to submit a plan to its interest holders, the plan is deemed to have been validly adopted by the association when it has been approved by the interest holders. (b) Cross references.-- See sections 321(c) (relating to approval by business corporation) and 325(c)(2) (relating to approval by limited liability company). SUBCHAPTER B APPROVAL OF ENTITY TRANSACTIONS Sec. 321. Approval by business corporation. 322. Approval by nonprofit corporation. 323. Approval by general partnership. 324. Approval by limited partnership. 325. Approval by limited liability company. 326. Approval by professional association. 327. Approval by business trust. 328. Approval by unincorporated nonprofit association. 329. Special treatment of interest holders. 330. Alternative means of approval of transactions.
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