NEW YORK LAW - Posted by C.TUNCAY

Posted by John Merchant on September 30, 2006 at 16:50:36:

One would need to read the corp documents, subscription agreement, resolutions, etc AND know the law of the state of incorporation, and the the state where the bldg is situated before attempting to answer this question.

To get a shorthand legal opinion, albeit a learned and valuable one, on what it would take for the corp to deed that property, I’d order a prelim title opinion from local title co. The title co. would dig into all the issues and spell out exactly who would have to do what for this conveyance to take place with T insurance thereon.

By the way, many people are offended by the ALL CAPS posting, so I’d suggest you do it right, or if you’re disabled and can’t easily handle word case switching, go to all small case.

NEW YORK LAW - Posted by C.TUNCAY

Posted by C.TUNCAY on September 24, 2006 at 07:12:39:

CAN AN INACTIVE NEW YORK CORPORATION TRANSFER THE ONLY ASSET OF THE
CORPORATION, A BUILDING, TO A DIRECTOR OR A REAL PERSON BY IT’S
PRESIDENT AFTER IT IS RENDERED INACTIVE FOR 2 YEARS?

Re: NEW YORK LAW - Posted by John K Haslach, CPA, MST

Posted by John K Haslach, CPA, MST on October 06, 2006 at 08:11:13:

There could be very substantial tax issues as well.