§ 12632 Revoke Dissolution Before Distribution
This law lets a corporation cancel its decision to dissolve and wind up, as long as it hasn't given away any assets yet, by getting the required votes or board approval and filing a certificate.
A small coffee shop voted to close and dissolve, but later decides to stay open. Because it hasn't handed out any money or assets, the owners can revoke the dissolution by getting the same majority vote (or board approval) that was needed to start the dissolution, then file a certificate confirming the revocation.
The shop must show that the revocation was approved by the same group that originally approved the dissolution, prove no assets were distributed, and file a certificate with the state. Once filed, the dissolution is undone and the shop can continue operating.
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§ 12632 Revoke Dissolution Before Distribution
Last verified: January 10, 2026