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Code · Virginia · Title 50 — Partnerships · Chapter 2.1

Code of Virginia § 50-73.48:3. Articles of merger.

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A. After a plan of merger is approved by each domestic or foreign limited partnership, limited liability company, business trust or corporation that is a party to the merger, the surviving domestic or foreign partnership, limited partnership, limited liability company, business trust or corporation shall file with the Commission articles of merger executed by each party to the merger setting forth:
1. The plan of merger;
2. If the surviving entity of the merger is a foreign limited liability partnership not registered with the Commission pursuant to § 50-73.138 , a foreign limited partnership without a certificate of registration issued by the Commission pursuant to § 50-73.54 , a foreign limited liability company without a certificate of registration issued by the Commission pursuant to § 13.1-1052 , a foreign business trust without a certificate of registration issued by the Commission pursuant to § 13.1-1242 or a foreign corporation without a certificate of authority issued by the Commission pursuant to § 13.1-759 , the address, including street and number, if any, of its principal office under the laws of the jurisdiction in which it was formed, organized or incorporated;
3. A statement that the plan of merger was adopted by each domestic partnership party to the merger in accordance with § 50-73.128 , each domestic limited partnership party to the merger in accordance with § 50-73.48:2 , each domestic business trust party to the merger in accordance with § 13.1-1258 , and by each domestic limited liability company party to the merger in accordance with § 13.1-1071 ; and
4. If a domestic corporation is a party to the merger, any additional information required by § 13.1-720 .
B. If a foreign partnership, limited partnership, limited liability company, business trust or corporation is a party to the merger, the articles of merger shall contain a statement that the merger is permitted by the state or other jurisdiction under whose law the partnership, limited partnership or business trust is formed, the limited liability company is organized or the corporation is incorporated and that the foreign partnership, limited partnership, limited liability company, business trust or corporation has complied with that law in effecting the merger.
C. If the Commission finds that the articles of merger comply with the requirements of law and that all required fees have been paid, it shall issue a certificate of merger, which shall become effective pursuant to the provisions of subsection C of § 50-73.17 .
D. A certificate of merger shall act as a certificate of cancellation as described in § 50-73.52:4 for a domestic limited partnership that is not the surviving party to the merger, and such limited partnership's existence shall be canceled upon the effective time and date of the certificate of merger.
1992, c. 575; 1997, c. 190 ; 2003, cc. 340 , 597 ; 2004, c. 274 ; 2007, c. 631 ; 2008, c. 586 .
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