Corporations

Followup question on #16375: In an Indiana corporation where the Articles are silent on removing directors, and there are no special voting groups or cumulative voting, can the shareholders remove a director? The question is about INDIANA law.

I formed an LLC with my business partner in 2006. He has chosen to abandon his responsibilities and is seeking to dissolve his 50% of the partnership.He gave notice of that in February and we are still negotiating the restructuring but his actions don't support a fair and reasonable decision. I continue to keep the company moving forward...selling, promoting, marketing, shipping, accounting. During this interim period, where the business is now growing without his involvement, is there something I can legally do as a result of his abandonment so he does does continue to have 50% ownership without contributing anything to company?

I have a labor commision judgement against a corporation that is now dissolved. Can I still collect?

I live in PA but I registered a LLC in DE last year and a LLC in PA this year, both are domestic LLC of its own formation state. My question is what types of business activities would require me to register my LLC as a foreign LLC in other states. Specifically for the following scenarios: 1. If I borrow money from the DE LLC to purchase a property in PA? 2. If my DE LLC becomes a member of my PA LLC? 3. If my DE LLC buys a rental property in PA? 4. If my DE LLC buys a tax deed in PA? 5. If my DE LLC buy a tax lien certificate in NJ? 6. How do I show that I carry out my business from DE instead of PA? Do I suppose to have a DE business address and DE bank account, and have all the documents and bills send to a DE address?

Can a Director be removed from the Board of Directors without notice, or acknowlegement?