§ 1902 Revoking Corporate Dissolution Election
This law lets a company cancel its decision to shut down and dissolve, as long as no money or property has been handed out yet, if the shareholders with a majority vote or the board approves it, and then they must file a special form.
A small tech startup votes to close its doors, but before any equipment or cash is given to anyone, the owners change their minds and the majority of shareholders vote to keep the business alive.
Because the decision to dissolve was made voluntarily and no assets have been distributed, the shareholders can vote to revoke that decision. The company then files a certificate saying the dissolution is cancelled, that no assets were given out, and includes the vote numbers.
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§ 1902 Revoking Corporate Dissolution Election
Last verified: January 10, 2026