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Maryland Legislature Approves Changes to Maryland General Corporation Law and Maryland REIT Law – Lexology

By October 21, 2019News
Venable LLP

Venable LLP

The General Assembly of Maryland has enacted Senate Bill 137 (the “General Corporate Legislation”), which makes several changes to the Maryland General Corporation Law (the “MGCL”) and the Maryland REIT Law (the “MRL”). The General Assembly has also enacted Senate Bill 136 to explicitly permit the use of distributed electronic networks or databases (sometimes referred to as “blockchain” technology) in corporate record keeping (the “Distributed Ledger Legislation”). Finally, the General Assembly enacted House Bill 1116 and the identical Senate Bill 911 regarding annual reporting on the composition of the boards of directors of certain Maryland corporations (the “Annual Report Legislation”). The new legislation was signed by Governor Hogan and became effective on October 1, 2019. Unless otherwise noted, all section references below are to the MGCL.

 

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