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§ 4A-918. Articles of reinstatement - Acceptance as evidence of compliance.
 

Except in a proceeding by the State or any of its political subdivisions, the acceptance of articles of reinstatement for record by the Department is conclusive evidence of: 

(1) The payment of all fees, taxes, unemployment insurance contributions, and reimbursement payments required to be paid; 

(2) The filing of all reports required to be filed; and 

(3) The reinstatement of the right to do business in Maryland of the limited liability company. 
 

[1995, ch. 295; 1997, ch. 659, § 2.] 
 

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Maryland > Corporations-and-associations > Title-4a > Subtitle-9 > 918

§ 4A-918. Articles of reinstatement - Acceptance as evidence of compliance.
 

Except in a proceeding by the State or any of its political subdivisions, the acceptance of articles of reinstatement for record by the Department is conclusive evidence of: 

(1) The payment of all fees, taxes, unemployment insurance contributions, and reimbursement payments required to be paid; 

(2) The filing of all reports required to be filed; and 

(3) The reinstatement of the right to do business in Maryland of the limited liability company. 
 

[1995, ch. 295; 1997, ch. 659, § 2.] 
 


State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Maryland > Corporations-and-associations > Title-4a > Subtitle-9 > 918

§ 4A-918. Articles of reinstatement - Acceptance as evidence of compliance.
 

Except in a proceeding by the State or any of its political subdivisions, the acceptance of articles of reinstatement for record by the Department is conclusive evidence of: 

(1) The payment of all fees, taxes, unemployment insurance contributions, and reimbursement payments required to be paid; 

(2) The filing of all reports required to be filed; and 

(3) The reinstatement of the right to do business in Maryland of the limited liability company. 
 

[1995, ch. 295; 1997, ch. 659, § 2.]