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MICHIGAN LEGAL INFORMATION
Forming a Corporate--Law and Links
Michigan Corporate Code.
Michigan Corporations Division Home page.
Michigan Business Name Search (use to check on corporate name availability).
Michigan Articles of Incorporation.
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Selected Michigan Corporate Statutes
- 450.1211 Corporate name; required words and abbreviations. Sec. 211. The corporate name of a domestic corporation shall contain the word “corporation”, “company”, “incorporated”, or “limited” or shall contain 1 of the following abbreviations, corp., co., inc., or ltd.
- 450.1223 Selection of board; adoption of bylaws; first meeting; quorum; election of officers; transaction of business. Sec. 223.
Before or after filing of the articles of incorporation a majority of the incorporators, at a meeting or by written instrument, shall select a board and may adopt bylaws. On or after the filing date of the articles any member of the board may call the first meeting of the board upon not less than 3 days notice by mail to each director. A majority of the directors constitutes a quorum for the first meeting of the board. At the first meeting, the board may adopt bylaws, elect officers and transact such other business as may come before the meeting.
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