New Jersey Statutes
§ 17:52-1 — Business development corporations; purposes
New Jersey·Title 17 CORPORATIONS AND INSTITUTIONS FOR FINANCE AND INSURANCE
Five or more persons, all of whom shall be residents of this State, may form a corporation, which shall be designated as a business development corporation, which shall have power to make loans and investments for the purposes of bringing new industrial, mercantile, recreational, agricultural, mining and business establishments into this State; assisting existing industrial, mercantile, recreational, agricultural, mining and business establishments to remain in this State; expanding, rehabilitating, and developing industry, commerce, agriculture, mining, recreational facilities and business generally in this State to the end that the economic stability of the State may be maintained, and that the opportunities for employment and the enjoyment of a high standard of living be uniform through
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§ 17:52-10
Concurrence by banking advisory board§ 17:52-11
Beginning of corporate existence§ 17:52-12
Powers§ 17:52-13
Directors§ 17:52-14
Members; qualifications§ 17:52-15
Members; obligations§ 17:52-16
Members; termination of membership§ 17:52-18
Banks and trust companies; powers§ 17:52-19
Other corporations; powers§ 17:52-20
Limitations on indebtedness§ 17:52-21
Loans prohibited§ 17:52-22
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