Common use of Authorization and Scope Clause in Contracts

Authorization and Scope. A member control agreement relating to any phase or aspect of the business and affairs of a limited liability company is valid as provided in subdivision 2 and enforceable as provided in subdivision 3. A member control agreement valid under subdivision 2 may relate to, without limitation, the management of the limited liability company's business, the declaration and payment of distributions, the sharing of profits and losses, the election of governors or managers, the employment of members and others by the limited liability company, the relations among members and persons who have signed contribution agreements (including the termination of continued membership), the dissolution, termination, and liquidation of the limited liability company (including the continuation of the limited liability company's business through a successor organization or individual), and the arbitration of disputes. Wherever this chapter provides that a particular result may or must be obtained through a provision in the articles of organization (other than a provision required by section 322B.115, subdivision 1, to be contained in the articles), in the bylaws, or by an act of the board, the same result can be accomplished through a member control agreement valid under this section or through a procedure established by a member control agreement valid under this section. A member control agreement may allocate to the members authority ordinarily exercised by the board of governors, allocate to the board of governors authority ordinarily exercised by the members, or structure the governance of the limited liability company in any agreed fashion and may waive, in whole or in part, a member's dissenting rights under sections 322B.383 and 322B.386.

Authorization and Scope. A member control agreement relating to any phase or aspect of the business and affairs of a limited liability company is valid as provided in subdivision 2 and enforceable en- forceable as provided in subdivision 3. A member control agreement valid under subdivision 2 may relate to, without limitation, the management of the limited liability company's business, the declaration and payment of distributions, the sharing of profits and losses, the election of governors or managers, the employment of members and others by the limited liability company, the relations among members and persons who have signed contribution agreements (including the termination of continued membership), the dissolution, termination, and liquidation of the limited liability company (including the continuation of the limited liability company's business through a successor organization or individual), and the arbitration of disputes. Wherever this chapter provides that a particular result may or must be obtained through a provision in the articles of organization (other than a provision required by section 322B.115, subdivision 1, to be contained in the articles), in the bylaws, or by an act of the board, the same result can be accomplished through a member control agreement valid under this section or through a procedure established by a member control agreement valid under this section. A member control agreement may allocate to the members authority ordinarily or- dinarily exercised by the board of governors, allocate to the board of governors authority ordinarily exercised by the members, or structure the governance of the limited liability company in any agreed fashion and may waive, in whole or in part, a member's dissenting rights under sections 322B.383 and 322B.386.