§ 2010 Corporate Dissolution Winding Up
This law says that even after a company is officially closed, it still exists long enough to finish up its business, pay debts, and split up any leftover stuff, but it can't keep doing regular business.
A small bakery decides to close down. After filing for dissolution, it still needs to finish paying its suppliers, finish a lawsuit, and sell its ovens before the owners can take any remaining money.
The law lets the bakery stay alive just enough to settle those loose ends, but it can't start baking new loaves or take on new customers.
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§ 2010 Corporate Dissolution Winding Up
Last verified: January 10, 2026