Minnesota § 317A.051 SCOPE OF CHAPTER

Minnesota Statutes

§ 317A.051 — SCOPE OF CHAPTER

Minnesota § 317A.051

PartBUSINESS, SOCIAL, AND CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS

Ch. 317ANONPROFIT CORPORATIONS

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Minn. Stat. § 317A.051 (2026).

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Subdivision 1.General.
This chapter does not apply to cooperative associations, public cemetery corporations and associations, and private cemeteries.

Subd. 2.Religious corporations.
This chapter does not apply to a religious corporation authorized by chapter 315 unless it is formed under this chapter or elects to be governed by this chapter as provided in section317A.021. Regardless of whether it is formed or elects to be governed by this chapter, a religious corporation may elect to be governed by sections317A.601to317A.671without electing to come under the entire chapter. If a religious corporation elects to be governed by sections317A.601to317A.671, it shall record its documents with the county recorder of the county where its registered office is located instead of the secretary of 

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Subdivision 1.General.
This chapter does not apply to cooperative associations, public cemetery corporations and associations, and private cemeteries.

Subd. 2.Religious corporations.
This chapter does not apply to a religious corporation authorized by chapter 315 unless it is formed under this chapter or elects to be governed by this chapter as provided in section317A.021. Regardless of whether it is formed or elects to be governed by this chapter, a religious corporation may elect to be governed by sections317A.601to317A.671without electing to come under the entire chapter. If a religious corporation elects to be governed by sections317A.601to317A.671, it shall record its documents with the county recorder of the county where its registered office is located instead of the secretary of state.