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Code · Nebraska · Chapter 21 — Corporations and Other Companies

21-218.07. Filings.

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(MBCA 1.51)
(a)If the defective corporate action ratified under sections 21-218.01 to 21-218.08 would have required under any other section of the Nebraska Model Business Corporation Act a filing in accordance with the act, then, regardless of whether a filing was previously made in respect of such defective corporate action and in lieu of a filing otherwise required by the act, the corporation shall file articles of validation in accordance with this section, and such articles of validation shall serve to amend or substitute for any other filing with respect to such defective corporate action required by the act.
(b)The articles of validation must set forth:
(1)The defective corporate action that is the subject of the articles of validation, including, in the case of any defective corporate action involving the issuance of putative shares, the number and type of putative shares issued and the date or dates upon which such putative shares were purported to have been issued;
(2)The date of the defective corporate action;
(3)The nature of the failure of authorization in respect of the defective corporate action;
(4)A statement that the defective corporate action was ratified in accordance with section 21-218.03 , including the date on which the board of directors ratified such defective corporate action and the date, if any, on which the shareholders approved the ratification of such defective corporate action; and
(5)The information required by subsection
(c)of this section.
(c)The articles of validation must also contain the following information:
(1)If a filing was previously made in respect of the defective corporate action and no changes to such filing are required to give effect to the ratification of such defective corporate action in accordance with section 21-218.03 , the articles of validation must set forth
(i)the name, title, and filing date of the filing previously made and any articles of correction to that filing and
(ii)a statement that a copy of the filing previously made, together with any articles of correction to that filing, is attached as an exhibit to the articles of validation;
(2)If a filing was previously made in respect of the defective corporate action and such filing requires any change to give effect to the ratification of such defective corporate action in accordance with section 21-218.03 , the articles of validation must set forth
(i)the name, title, and filing date of the filing previously made and any articles of correction to that filing and
(ii)a statement that a filing containing all of the information required to be included under the applicable section or sections of the act to give effect to such defective corporate action is attached as an exhibit to the articles of validation, and
(iii)the date and time that such filing is deemed to have become effective; or
(3)If a filing was not previously made in respect of the defective corporate action and the defective corporate action ratified under section 21-218.03 would have required a filing under any other section of the act, the articles of validation must set forth
(i)a statement that a filing containing all of the information required to be included under the applicable section or sections of the act to give effect to such defective corporate action is attached as an exhibit to the articles of validation, and
(ii)the date and time that such filing is deemed to have become effective.
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