Dissolution Notes
Dissolution Notes
2 Types of Dissolution:
1. Voluntary
2 ways voluntary
1. Filing an application to SEC (request or petition)
--- 2 situations ulit
a... creditors not affected
Verified Request
==BOD majority vote, ratified by majority of ocs arrived by a meeting
which is noticed atleast 20 days prior to meeting, and the notice must
be also published once in a newspaper where principal office of corp
is located.. kung wala, any newspaper of general circulation
!!!publication is necessary for protection of creditors
Purpose:
--- allow for objections to be filed to the dissolution
Objection must be given 30-60 days only from the time the order was
issued by the SEC
after 5 days na angexpire na ung date of objections, SEC will hear the
petition tas magdedecide na siya sa mga issue kung may objection...
[hearing is required]
If walang sufficient na objection tas material nmn ung allegation sa
petition edi okay na madissolve ung corporation.. papayagan na ng SEC
pero siyempre may hustisya.. ung mga receivers/creditors makakacollect
ng assets or paybacks...
Note: tsaka lang talaga madidisolve kapag may certificate of
Dissolution na ha
2. Involuntary
***SEC
a. non use of corporate charter - e.g. sec 21
delinquent corporation
deemed revoked and certificate of incorporation pero hindi autimatic.
Need pa ng order ng SEC after notice at hearing
Note: dapat ideclare ng SEC
b. continous inoperation
nagcommence tas nagstop -- delinquent status (2 years to resume and
comply with all th requirements of the SEC, upon compliance, the SEC
will order lifting the delinquent status of the corporation but
failure to comply and resume wqill cause the revocation of cert of
incorporation resulting to dissolution
c.
d. fraud - final judgement
e. final judgement - comitting concealing or aiding the commission of
securities violations, smuggling, tax evasion, money laundering, or
graft and corrupt practices
2.
3.Tolerated unlawful acts
Corporate L:iquidation:
sec 133
Voluntarily oooor involuntarily
Sa ayaw mo at sa gusto mo
“What the law giveth, the law can take away”
Submit to SEC:
(1) a copy of the resolution authorizing the dissolution, certified by
a majority of the board of directors or trustees and countersigned by
the secretary of the corporation; and
(2) a list of all its creditor
SEC order:
1. reciting the purpose of petition
2. set deadline for filing objctions to the petition (not less that 30
days nor more than 60 days) after the entry of order
before nun... ung copy nung order ket mapupublish sa municipality or
city kung saan ung principal office ng corp - once a week for 3
consecutive weeks [newspaper, if none, sa general circulation]- ..
kung wala newspaper, general ciculation sa philippines
tapos na ung date kung kailan mago-object--- after 5 days, SEC will
hear and try the petitions na. If walang sufficient na objection tas
material nmn ung allegation sa petition edi okay na madissolve ung
corporation.. papayagan na ng SEC pero siyempre may hustisya
ung mga receivers/creditors makakacollect ng assets or paybacks...
Note: tsaka lang talaga madidisolce kapag may certificate of
siccolution na ha
kapag nashortened na ung term tas nagexpire na, corp shall be deemed
dissolved whithout any further proceedings
after ng ecpiration ng term, automatic na na madidissolve ung corp on
the day after nung stated corporate term sa AoI, no need na ng
issuance ng SEC ng certificate of dissolution.