Sec. 4.052. DELAYED EFFECTIVENESS OF CERTAIN FILINGS. (a) Except as provided by Section 4.058 , a filing instrument may take effect after the time the instrument would otherwise take effect as provided by this code for the entity filing the instrument. (b) If the effectiveness of a filing instrument is to be delayed as permitted by this section, the filing instrument may take effect: (1) at a specified date; (2) at a specified date and time; (3) on the occurrence of a specified future event or fact, including an act of any person; or (4) after the occurrence of a future event or fact, including the act of any person, at a specified date, at a specified date and time, or after the passage of a specified period of time.
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