Following dissolution, a member of a limited liability company can bind the limited liability company:
(1) By any act appropriate for winding up the affairs of the limited liability company or completing transactions unfinished at the time of dissolution, unless the member purporting to act on behalf of the limited liability company does not have the authority to do so and the person with whom the member is dealing has actual knowledge or actual notice of the absence of authority; and
(2) In any transaction which would have been binding on the limited liability company had it not been dissolved; provided, that the person with whom the member is dealing does not have actual knowledge or actual notice of the dissolution.
Structure Maryland Statutes
Title 4A - Limited Liability Company Act
Subtitle 9 - Dissolution, Forfeiture, and Reinstatement
Section 4A-902 - Causes of Dissolution; Continuation
Section 4A-903 - Judicial Dissolution
Section 4A-905 - Effect of Dissolution on Authority of Members
Section 4A-906 - Distribution of Assets
Section 4A-907 - Articles of Dissolution; Articles of Continuation
Section 4A-908 - Time Termination Effective
Section 4A-909 - Contents of Articles of Cancellation
Section 4A-910 - Filing Articles of Cancellation With Department
Section 4A-911 - Failure to Pay Taxes or Required Contributions; Proclamation
Section 4A-912 - Notice of Proclamation; Reinstatement Upon Payment
Section 4A-913 - Corrective Proclamation
Section 4A-914 - Effect on Other Laws
Section 4A-915 - Articles of Reinstatement -- Filing
Section 4A-916 - Articles of Reinstatement -- Contents
Section 4A-917 - Articles of Reinstatement -- Conditions of Acceptance
Section 4A-918 - Articles of Reinstatement -- Acceptance as Evidence of Compliance