The court, upon adjudication of dissolution, shall therein limit the time in which creditors may present claims against the corporation, which shall not be less than six months, nor more than one year, from its date, and fix the time and place when and where it will examine and adjust the same. No claim or demand shall be received or allowed after the expiration of the time so limited, except by permission of the court for good cause shown and upon notice to the receiver, but in no case unless presented within 18 months from the date of adjudication and before final settlement.
(8023) RL s 3182
Structure Minnesota Statutes
Chapters 300 - 323A — Business, Social, And Charitable Organizations
Chapter 316 — Corporations; Actions Respecting
Section 316.01 — Mode Of Prosecution.
Section 316.02 — Mandatory And Restraining Orders.
Section 316.03 — Power Of Court Over Corporation Officers.
Section 316.04 — Appeal, Effect.
Section 316.05 — Sequestration; Receiver; Distribution.
Section 316.06 — Forfeiture Of Rights; Dissolution.
Section 316.07 — Dissolution On Petition Of Corporation.
Section 316.08 — Hearing; Notice.
Section 316.09 — Certified Copy Of Order Filed.
Section 316.10 — State Interested, Proceedings.
Section 316.11 — Receiver, Appointment, Duties.
Section 316.12 — Insolvent Banks And Insurance Companies.
Section 316.13 — Forfeiture Of Charter; Receiver; Suit By Creditor.
Section 316.14 — Unpaid Stock Subscription.
Section 316.15 — Order Limiting Time To Present Claims; Extension.
Section 316.16 — Notice Of Hearing.
Section 316.17 — Enforcement Of Stockholders' Liability; Hearing; Notice Of.
Section 316.18 — Hearing; Evidence; Order For Assessment.
Section 316.19 — Enforcement Of Stockholders' Liability; Hearing; Order.
Section 316.20 — Action For Assessments.
Section 316.21 — Additional Assessments, How Levied; Joinder Of Causes.
Section 316.22 — Proceedings On Failure Of Assignee Or Receiver To Prosecute.