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Code · Nebraska · Chapter 21 — Corporations and Other Companies

21-615. Orphanages and other homes; establishment; certified copy of charter to be filed.

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Fraternal, benevolent and charitable organizations in this state which may adopt the provisions of sections 21-612 to 21-614 , and which shall establish homes, or funds therefor, in accordance therewith, shall, in the case where a grand lodge or grand body desires to hold the property of such home or its funds in its own name, file with the Secretary of State a certified copy of its charter together with a statement of the number of trustees or directors authorized by it to transact the business pertaining to such home or homes or funds.
In case a grand body mentioned in section 21-613 shall organize an auxiliary corporation for such purpose as provided in section 21-612 , then and in such case such auxiliary corporation shall file with the Secretary of State a copy of its articles of association, duly certified by the secretary of such association.
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