ARTICLE B DOMESTIC BUSINESS CORPORATIONS GENERALLY Chapter 13. Incorporation 15. Corporate Powers, Duties and Safeguards 17. Officers, Directors and Shareholders 19. Fundamental Changes CHAPTER 13 INCORPORATION Subchapter A. Incorporation Generally B. Revival Enactment. Chapter 13 was added December 21, 1988, P.L.1444, No.177, effective October 1, 1989. Cross References. Chapter 13 is referred to in section 1306 of this title. SUBCHAPTER A INCORPORATION GENERALLY Sec. 1301. Purposes. 1302. Number and qualifications of incorporators. 1303. Corporate name. 1304. Required name changes by senior corporations. 1305. Reservation of corporate name. 1306. Articles of incorporation. 1307. Advertisement. 1308. Filing of articles. 1309. Effect of filing of articles of incorporation. 1310. Organization meeting. 1311. Filing of statement of summary of record by certain corporations. § 1301. Purposes. Corporations may be incorporated under this subpart for any lawful purpose or purposes. Unless otherwise restricted in its articles, every business corporation has as its corporate purpose the engaging in all lawful business for which corporations may be incorporated under this subpart.

ARTICLE B DOMESTIC BUSINESS CORPORATIONS GENERALLY Chapter 13. Incorporation 15. Corporate Powers, Duties and Safeguards 17. Officers, Directors and Shareholders 19. Fundamental Changes CHAPTER 13 INCORPORATION Subchapter A. Incorporation Generally B. Revival Enactment. Chapter 13 was added December 21, 1988, P.L.1444, No.177, effective October 1, 1989. Cross References. Chapter 13 is referred to in section 1306 of this title. SUBCHAPTER A INCORPORATION GENERALLY Sec. 1301. Purposes. 1302. Number and qualifications of incorporators. 1303. Corporate name. 1304. Required name changes by senior corporations. 1305. Reservation of corporate name. 1306. Articles of incorporation. 1307. Advertisement. 1308. Filing of articles. 1309. Effect of filing of articles of incorporation. 1310. Organization meeting. 1311. Filing of statement of summary of record by certain corporations. § 1301. Purposes. Corporations may be incorporated under this subpart for any lawful purpose or purposes. Unless otherwise restricted in its articles, every business corporation has as its corporate purpose the engaging in all lawful business for which corporations may be incorporated under this subpart.