Wyoming § 17-30-1002 Power of court to give directions

Wyoming Statutes

§ 17-30-1002 — Power of court to give directions

Wyoming § 17-30-1002

Title 17Corporations, Partnerships and Associations

Ch. 30WYOMING STATUTORY FOUNDATION ACT

Art. 10JUDICIAL PROCEEDINGS

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Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 17-30-1002 (2026).

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(a)Upon application to the court by a founder, protector or statutory foundation, the court may issue a declaratory judgment regarding the following:

(i)The meaning and effect of a provision in the articles of formation or operating agreement of the foundation;

(ii)The administration of the property or purpose of the foundation;

(iii)The function of the board of directors of the foundation;

(iv)Such other matters as determined by the court to be relevant to the statutory foundation and its purpose.

(b)If there is no express power to amend the purpose of a statutory foundation in the articles of formation, then a founder or the protector may apply to a court for an order to amend the purpose stated in the articles of formation in accordance with the probable intent of the founder and

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(a) Upon application to the court by a founder, protector
or statutory foundation, the court may issue a declaratory
judgment regarding the following:
(i) The meaning and effect of a provision in the
articles of formation or operating agreement of the foundation;
(ii) The administration of the property or purpose of
the foundation;
(iii) The function of the board of directors of the
foundation;
(iv) Such other matters as determined by the court to
be relevant to the statutory foundation and its purpose.
(b) If there is no express power to amend the purpose of a
statutory foundation in the articles of formation, then a
founder or the protector may apply to a court for an order to
amend the purpose stated in the articles of formation in
accordance with the probable intent of the founder and subject
to the following:
(i) The purpose stated in the articles of formation
has been fulfilled;
(ii) The purpose stated in the articles of formation
cannot be carried out in accordance with the intent of the
founder;
(iii) The purpose stated in the articles of formation
provides a use for only part of the property of the foundation;
(iv) The purpose stated in the articles of formation
cannot be completed or no longer exists.