X.-Foreign Corporations.

95. Foreign corporation may hold and convey lands, etc.

95a. *Foreign corporations may acquire, own and dispose of real estate in

New Jersey.

96. Foreign corporations subject to this act.

97. To file copy of charter, statement, etc., before commencing business.

98. Cannot maintain action until certificate of secretary of state is

obtained.

99. On death of agent another to be appointed; penalty for failure.

100. Unlawful to transact business until authority is obtained.

1000. *Attachment against foreign corporation.

IOI. To pay same taxes, etc., required of New Jersey corporations in

other states.

102.

Service of prerogative writ against foreign corporation.

103. How writs may be enforced upon failure to make return, etc.

XI.-Merger of Corporations.

104. Corporations of this state may merge and consolidate.

105. How consolidation or merger shall be made.

106. Corporations merged or consolidated shall be one corporation.

107. Upon merging or consolidating, rights, etc., to be vested in new

corporation.

108. Dissenting stockholder may petition court for appointment of

appraisers.

108a. *Dissenting stockholder may have stock appraised.

109. Consolidated corporation authorized to issue bonds and mortgage

property.

XII.-Taxation.

IIO.

III.

(1) Real and personal property; how taxed.

(2) Corporations entitled to same tax exemptions as natural per-

sons; mortgages exempt.

XIII.-Lost Certificates of Stock.

New certificates of stock may be issued for certificates lost or de-

stroyed.

112. Proceedings in case of refusal to issue new certificate of stock.

113. Court may proceed in summary manner.

XIV.-Fees on Filing Certificates; Sundry Provisions.

114. Fees on filing certificates.

115. Surviving incorporators may designate others for organization.

116. Mutual association may create capital stock.

*See footnote, p. VII.

117. Secretary of state to compile and publish list of corporations.

118. Repealer; vested rights not impaired.

119. Corporations may extend corporate existence.

119a. *Extension, renewal and continuance of the existence of cor-

porations.

SUPPLEMENTAL AND MISCELLANEOUS ACTS.

130.* Certain words not to be part of name of corporation.

131. Liabilities created by statutes of other states not to be enforced in

this state.

132. Certain corporations required to pay employees' wages at least every

two weeks.

133. Corporation may lease its property and franchises to another cor-

poration.

134. Errors and omissions in certificate of incorporation cured by amend-

ment.

135. State taxes must be paid before dissolution.

136. Purchasers of property and franchises of certain corporations sold

by order of court may become a new corporation.

LEVY OF EXECUTION ON SHARES OF STOCK.

140.* Shares of stock may be taken and sold on execution.

141. Officer having custody of books to give certificate to sheriff.

142. Proceedings when such officer is a non-resident. Notice of levy.

143. Non-resident officer to return statement and certificate, etc.

alty for failure, etc.

Pen-

ANNUAL STATE FRANCHISE TAX.

150.* State taxation of business corporations; report to State Board of

Assessors; application of the act; nature of the tax; exemptions.

151. Penalties for false statement, or failure to make statement.

152. Duties and powers of State Board of Assessors.

153. Tax is a debt; how collected; preferred in case of insolvency.

154. Injunction against company in arrears for three months.

155. For failure for two years to pay state tax charter void, unless gov-

ernor gives further time.

156. Comptroller to report list of delinquents. Governor to issue pro-

clamation declaring repeal of charter.

157. Proclamation to be filed and published.

158. Penalty for exercising powers under charter after proclamation.

* See footnote, p. VII.

159. Attorney-general may proceed against corporations in arrears; re-

ceiver may be appointed.

160. Governor may correct mistake where corporation inadvertently re-

ported.

161. Governor, with advice of attorney-general, may renew void

charters.

162. Proceedings for readjustment of excessive or unjust assessment.

163. Right of appeal waived after three months.

164. Taxes illegally assessed to be refunded.

165. Erroneous assessments; court may correct and fix amount.

COMPANY PRECEDENTS.

SCHEDULE OF FEES AND TAXES.

INDEX TO PRECEDENTS.

GENERAL INDEX.

American Glucose Co. v. State.

American Insurance Co. v. Oakley.

American Net & Twine Co. v. Ginthins et al...
American Pig Iron Storage Co. v. Assessors.
American Surety Co. v. Great White Spirit Co.
Archer v. American Water Works Co.....
Atlantic Trust Co. v. Consolidated Electric Storage Co.

Babbitt v. East Jersey Iron Co.....

B.

Baltimore & Ohio R. R. Co. v. Koontz.

Bank v. Christopher.

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