§ 12656 Corporate Asset Distribution Dissolution
When a corporation shuts down, this law tells how its stuff is given out: follow any rules in its articles or bylaws, and if there are none, split the stuff among the members based on what each member is entitled to.
A small corporation decides to close down. Its articles say that any remaining cash will be divided equally among the three owners.
Because the articles already say how to split the cash, the owners just follow that rule and each gets an equal share. If the articles hadn't said anything, the cash would be divided according to each owner's ownership rights.
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§ 12656 Corporate Asset Distribution Dissolution
Last verified: January 10, 2026