35-14-901. Definitions -- domestication -- conversion. As used in this part, the following definitions apply:
(1) "Conversion" means a transaction pursuant to 35-14-930 through 35-14-935.
(2) "Converted entity" means the converting entity as it continues in existence after a conversion.
(3) "Converting entity" means the domestic corporation or eligible entity that approves a plan of conversion pursuant to 35-14-932 or the foreign eligible entity that approves a conversion pursuant to the organic law of the eligible entity.
(4) "Domesticated corporation" means the domesticating corporation as it continues in existence after a domestication.
(5) "Domesticating corporation" means the domestic corporation that approves a plan of domestication pursuant to 35-14-921 or the foreign corporation that approves a domestication pursuant to the organic law of the foreign corporation.
(6) "Domestication" means a transaction pursuant to 35-14-920 through 35-14-924.
(7) "Protected agreement" means:
(a) a document evidencing indebtedness of a domestic corporation or eligible entity and any related agreement in effect immediately before the enactment date;
(b) an agreement that is binding on a domestic corporation or eligible entity immediately before the enactment date;
(c) the articles of incorporation or bylaws of a domestic corporation or the organic rules of a domestic eligible entity, in each case in effect immediately before the enactment date; or
(d) an agreement that is binding on any of the shareholders, members, interest holders, directors, or other governors of a domestic corporation or eligible entity, in their official capacities, immediately before the enactment date. For purposes of 35-14-920 and 35-14-930 and this subsection (7), "enactment date" means the earliest date on which the laws of this state authorized a transaction having the effect of a domestication or a conversion, as applicable.
History: En. Sec. 134, Ch. 271, L. 2019.
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