Georgia § 14-4-62 Continuous succession; term of articles of incorporation or charter

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§ 14-4-62 — Continuous succession; term of articles of incorporation or charter

Georgia § 14-4-62

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O.C.G.A. § 14-4-62 (2026).

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Corporations shall have continuous succession during the time limited by their articles of incorporation or charters, notwithstanding the death of their members. Should any articles of incorporation or charter granted to a private corporation be silent as to its continuance, such articles of incorporation or charter shall expire at the end of 30 years from the date of its grant by the Secretary of State.

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Corporations shall have continuous succession during the time limited by their articles of incorporation or charters, notwithstanding the death of their members. Should any articles of incorporation or charter granted to a private corporation be silent as to its continuance, such articles of incorporation or charter shall expire at the end of 30 years from the date of its grant by the Secretary of State.