US Laws, Codes, Statutes & Cases

 
    §  206.  Additional  certificates  by  existing  corporations.  1. Any
  corporation heretofore or hereafter formed under the laws of this  state
  for  raising, breeding or improving the breed of horses, or formed under
  or entitled to the benefits or privileges of this article, upon filing a
  certificate that its capital stock  has  been  fully  paid  in  cash  or
  property  in  accordance  with the provisions of the law in force at the
  time of issuance thereof, shall be deemed  to  have  complied  with  the
  requirement  of any statute or statutes of this state, providing for the
  filing of a certificate that the capital stock of such  corporation  has
  been  fully paid in cash, or requiring the filing of such certificate as
  one of the conditions  upon  which  any  rights  or  privileges  may  be
  obtained under or pursuant to such statute or statutes.
    2.  Such  corporation,  its officers, directors and trustees, shall be
  subject to all other provisions of such statute or statutes and, subject
  to the conditions and restrictions thereof, shall be entitled to  obtain
  and  enjoy  all  the benefits and privileges thereof with the same force
  and effect as if such corporation were created by  or  pursuant  to  the
  provisions of such statute or statutes.