Maine § 13-C §1434 Discretion of court to grant relief other than dissolution

Maine Statutes

§ 13-C §1434 — Discretion of court to grant relief other than dissolution

Maine § 13-C §1434

Title 13-CMAINE BUSINESS CORPORATION ACT

Ch. 14DISSOLUTION

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Me. Rev. Stat. tit. 13-C, § 13-C §1434 (2026).

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1.Intervention by shareholder. Any shareholder of a corporation may intervene in an action brought by another shareholder under section 1430, subsection 2 to dissolve the corporation in order to seek relief other than dissolution.

2.Motion of court. On the application of a plaintiff or any other shareholder or on the court's own motion in any action filed by a shareholder to dissolve a corporation on any of the grounds enumerated in section 1430, subsection 2, or on the court's own motion in any other action to dissolve a corporation, the court may make an order or grant relief, other than dissolution, that in its discretion it considers appropriate, including, without limitation, an order:

3.Protection of interests. Pursuant to this section, the court may grant relief other than dissol

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1.
Intervention by shareholder.
Any shareholder of a corporation may intervene in an action brought by another shareholder under section 1430, subsection 2 to dissolve the corporation in order to seek relief other than dissolution.
2.
Motion of court.
On the application of a plaintiff or any other shareholder or on the court's own motion in any action filed by a shareholder to dissolve a corporation on any of the grounds enumerated in section 1430, subsection 2, or on the court's own motion in any other action to dissolve a corporation, the court may make an order or grant relief, other than dissolution, that in its discretion it considers appropriate, including, without limitation, an order:
3.
Protection of interests.
Pursuant to this section, the court may grant relief other than dissolution as an alternative to a decree of dissolution or whenever the circumstances of the case are such that the other relief, but not dissolution, would be appropriate, and the other relief should be granted when that relief would furnish greater protection of the interests of creditors and shareholders than would dissolution.