The corporate existence begins on the issuance of the certificate of incorporation. That certificate is conclusive evidence that all precedent conditions required to be performed by the incorporators have been satisfied and that the corporation has been incorporated. Issuance does not affect the right of the state to bring a proceeding to cancel or revoke the certificate or for involuntary dissolution of the corporation. The doctrines of de jure compliance, de facto corporations, and corporations by estoppel are abolished.
Structure Alaska Statutes
Title 10. Corporations and Associations
Chapter 06. Alaska Corporations Code
Article 3. Formation of Corporations.
Sec. 10.06.205. Incorporators.
Sec. 10.06.208. Articles of incorporation.
Sec. 10.06.210. Articles of incorporation; optional provisions.
Sec. 10.06.213. Delivery of articles of incorporation.
Sec. 10.06.215. Disclosure of corporate activities.
Sec. 10.06.218. Effect of issuance of certificate of incorporation.
Sec. 10.06.220. Liability for acting as nonexistent corporation.
Sec. 10.06.223. Organizational meeting.
Sec. 10.06.225. Power of incorporators before directors' election.
Sec. 10.06.228. Bylaws: adoption, amendment or repeal.
Sec. 10.06.230. Bylaws: number of directors and other content.