§ 12695 Corporate Indemnification Rules
This law says that any rule about paying back costs (indemnification) in a company's paperwork only limits what the law allows if it clearly says so. It applies to any indemnification proposal after Jan 1 1984, no matter when the event happened.
A corporation adds a clause to its bylaws that it will only reimburse executives for losses that occur after 1984.
The law says that clause can't limit the company's promise to reimburse unless the clause says it is meant to limit it.
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§ 12695 Corporate Indemnification Rules
Last verified: January 10, 2026