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Cooperative Association Act

New Mexico · Corporations · §§ 53-4-1 to 53-4-9.1 · 55 sections

Overview

A cooperative association act governs the formation, governance, and operation of cooperative associations, providing for their incorporation by incorporators who file articles of association with the state, for a certificate of association, and for requirements covering the cooperative's name, principal office, and registered agent. It sets the internal framework for these entities — bylaws, membership and voting rights, member and director meetings with quorum and notice rules, a board of directors, executive committee, and officers — along with the cooperative's general powers and the liability of its directors and members. It further regulates the issuance, transfer, and control of stock and stock certificates, the apportionment and distribution of proceeds and the handling of unclaimed distributions, the disposition of assets and securing of debts, and the maintenance of and access to books and records.

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