2014 Code of Alabama
Title 2 - AGRICULTURE.
Chapter 15 - LIVESTOCK.
Section 2-15-125 - Lapse of charter upon transfer of business or failure to pay licensing fees; "transfer" defined.
A charter shall lapse upon transfer of the chartered business. "Transfer" for this purpose means any conveyance of any right, title or interest in a charter which results in ownership of one-half or more of the market by persons not indicated on the original application for charter as having a financial interest in the applicant. "Transfer" includes incorporation by an existing market owner, or dissolution of a corporate market owner, where accomplished for the purpose of changing the form of market ownership, and whether or not accompanied by a formal conveyance. No transfer shall be deemed to have taken place in such cases, where at least one-half the resulting ownership of the market, or of a corporate market owner, remains in persons indicated on the original charter application as having a financial interest in the applicant. The charter will lapse upon failure to pay the annual licensing fee as determined by the commissioner in accordance with the Alabama livestock industry regulations.
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