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LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY DISSOLUTION NEBRASKA Electronic Version STATUTORY REFERENCE NEBRASKA REVISED STATUTES, §§ 21-147 through 21-154 http://nebraskalegislature.gov/laws/browse-chapters.php?chapter=21 INTRODUCTORY NOTES AND LAW SUMMARY A limited liability company is dissolved only upon the occurrence of one of the following: (1) The expiration of the period fixed, if any, for the duration of the limited liability company; (2) The unanimous written agreement of all members; (3) Any other event described in the articles of organization; or (4) The judicial dissolution of the limited liability company. On application by or for any member, the district court may decree the dissolution of a limited liability company whenever it is not reasonably practicable to carry on the business of the limited liability company in conformity with its articles of organization or its operating agreement.
limited liability company members an unincorporated association formed by one or more members of a limited liability company must register each member as an individual and may be sued in the name of such member on its own behalf, unless the written agreement of all membership does otherwise provide, or may be served in any other manner or by mailing to the address of the registered member. Limited liability company income "income" and "income" as used in this chapter and in the revised statutes are not to be construed to include a member's interest in a limited liability company and from which the member derives no income and is not entitled to a share of the income of such company. (added ) persons not authorized as members a. No member or authorized officer of a limited liability company or any entity in which a member has any beneficial interest shall use or permit another person to use the name of the limited liability company or engage in activities which will constitute an unauthorized addition to or alteration of the limited liability company or which may be undertaken with respect to the limited liability company that is in violation of this chapter or a rule or regulation promulgated by the department pursuant to this chapter. B. A member who has been issued an active license by the division within the preceding nine months shall notify the license division within 48 hours upon discovering that a person other than the member has been authorized as a member of the limited liability company or has commenced activities that violate this chapter or a rule or regulation promulgated by the department pursuant to this chapter. Effective date: 08-11-1998 .<|endoftext|>Nate silver's fivethirtyeight has a new feature that aims to get out of the business of writing about public opinion and instead try to predict what will be "true after the election." his model, called the electoral college poll, takes into account everything that happens on election day. It factors in public support for the particular presidential candidate and their likelihood of being reelected in 2012, as well as state and national polls and how recently the polls were completed. It also takes a look at how well the candidate with the highest likelihood of winning gets on the ballot in all 50 states and the district of columbia. Of course, this is hardly going to end the discussion about just how wrong fivethirtyeight may or may not be on election day. A recent New York times story focused on the model's accuracy by highlighting a handful of polls conducted in.