Texas § 21.755 UNAVAILABILITY OF JUDICIAL PROCEEDING.

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§ 21.755 — UNAVAILABILITY OF JUDICIAL PROCEEDING.

Texas § 21.755

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Tex. Business Organizations Code Code Ann. § 21.755 (2026).

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Sec. 21.755. UNAVAILABILITY OF JUDICIAL PROCEEDING.

(a)A shareholder may not institute a proceeding before exhausting any nonjudicial remedy contained in a close corporation provision for resolution of an issue that is in dispute unless the shareholder proves that the close corporation, the shareholders as a whole, or the shareholder will suffer irreparable harm before the nonjudicial remedy is exhausted.

(b)A shareholder may not institute a proceeding to seek damages or other monetary relief if the shareholder is entitled to dissent from a proposed action and receive the fair value of the shareholder's shares under this code or a shareholders' agreement.

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Sec. 21.755. UNAVAILABILITY OF JUDICIAL PROCEEDING. (a) A shareholder may not institute a proceeding before exhausting any nonjudicial remedy contained in a close corporation provision for resolution of an issue that is in dispute unless the shareholder proves that the close corporation, the shareholders as a whole, or the shareholder will suffer irreparable harm before the nonjudicial remedy is exhausted.
(b) A shareholder may not institute a proceeding to seek damages or other monetary relief if the shareholder is entitled to dissent from a proposed action and receive the fair value of the shareholder's shares under this code or a shareholders' agreement.