§ 1900 Corporate Voluntary Dissolution Rules
This law lets a company shut down and end itself either when enough owners agree, or when the board decides it meets certain conditions like bankruptcy or having no business for a long time.
A small tech startup stopped selling products five years ago and hasn't done any business since.
Because it hasn't run any business for five years, the board can vote to dissolve the company under this law.
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§ 1900 Corporate Voluntary Dissolution Rules
Last verified: January 10, 2026