The following provisions of this subpart shall, except as otherwise provided in this section, be applicable to every foreign corporation for profit, whether or not required to register under Chapter 4 (relating to foreign associations): Section 1503 (relating to defense of ultra vires), as to contracts and conveyances governed by the laws of this Commonwealth and conveyances affecting real property situated in this Commonwealth. Section 1506 (relating to form of execution of instruments), as to instruments or other documents governed by the laws of this Commonwealth or affecting real property situated in this Commonwealth. Section 1510 (relating to certain specifically authorized debt terms), as to obligations (as defined in the section) governed by the laws of this Commonwealth or affecting real property situated in this Commonwealth. Section 1782 (relating to eligible shareholder plaintiffs and security for costs), as to any derivative action brought in a court of this Commonwealth. Subchapter F of Chapter 25 (relating to business combinations), to the extent provided in section 2551(c) (relating to continuing applicability). SUBCHAPTER D DOMESTICATION (Repealed) SUBPART C NONPROFIT CORPORATIONS Article A. Preliminary Provisions B. Domestic Nonprofit Corporations Generally C. Foreign Nonprofit Corporations Subpart Heading. The heading of Subpart C was added December 21, 1988, P.L.1444, No.177. ARTICLE A PRELIMINARY PROVISIONS Chapter 51. General Provisions Article Heading. The heading of Article A was carried without amendment December 21, 1988, P.L.1444, No.177. CHAPTER 51 GENERAL PROVISIONS Sec. 5101. Short titles. 5102. Application of subpart. 5103. Definitions. 5104. Other general provisions (Deleted by amendment). 5105. Restriction on equitable relief. 5106. Uniform application of subpart. 5107. Subordination of subpart to canon law. 5108. Limitation on incorporation. 5109. Execution of documents. 5110. Annual report (Repealed).
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