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Code · Kentucky · Chapter 274 — Professional service corporations

274.017 Restricted issuance and transfer of shares.

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(1)A professional service corporation may issue and a shareholder thereof may transfer
or pledge shares, fractional shares, and rights or options to purchase shares only to:
(a)A natural person who is authorized by law in this state or in any other state or
territory of the United States or the District of Columbia to render a
professional service permitted by the articles of incorporation of the
corporation;
(b)A partnership, domestic or foreign, in which all the partners are qualified
persons with respect to such professional corporation and in which at least one
(1)partner is authorized by the laws of this state to render a professional
service permitted by the articles of incorporation of the corporation;
(c)A professional limited liability company, domestic or foreign, authorized by
law in this state to render a professional service permitted by the articles of
organization of the limited liability company and the articles of incorporation
of the corporation; or
(d)A professional service corporation, domestic or foreign, authorized by law in
this state to render a professional service permitted by the articles of
incorporation of each corporation.
(2)Any issuance, transfer, or pledge of shares, fractional shares, or rights or options to
purchase shares in violation of this section shall be void; however, nothing herein
contained shall prohibit the transfer of shares of a professional corporation by
operation of law or court decree.
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