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§ 40. Certificate of membership. Every corporation shall issue to each  member, upon full payment therefor, a certificate of membership (whether  evidenced  by  stock  or  otherwise)  which  shall  not  be transferable  otherwise than as may be prescribed in this chapter, the certificate  of  incorporation and by-laws. The corporation may accept as full or partial  payment  a  member's  promissory note, but shall hold the certificate as  security for payment, without, however, affecting the member's right  to  vote unless such note is past due.

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-york > Cco > Article-3 > 40

§ 40. Certificate of membership. Every corporation shall issue to each  member, upon full payment therefor, a certificate of membership (whether  evidenced  by  stock  or  otherwise)  which  shall  not  be transferable  otherwise than as may be prescribed in this chapter, the certificate  of  incorporation and by-laws. The corporation may accept as full or partial  payment  a  member's  promissory note, but shall hold the certificate as  security for payment, without, however, affecting the member's right  to  vote unless such note is past due.

State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-york > Cco > Article-3 > 40

§ 40. Certificate of membership. Every corporation shall issue to each  member, upon full payment therefor, a certificate of membership (whether  evidenced  by  stock  or  otherwise)  which  shall  not  be transferable  otherwise than as may be prescribed in this chapter, the certificate  of  incorporation and by-laws. The corporation may accept as full or partial  payment  a  member's  promissory note, but shall hold the certificate as  security for payment, without, however, affecting the member's right  to  vote unless such note is past due.