Compiled April, 2015
Our review of the annotated history reveals the following legislative history (every “c.” below represents a separate legislative bill):
Prior History:
• Former uncodified § 7 of 1861 Act (c. 532)
• Former Civil Code § 305, added 1872; amended 1875-76 Code Admts, c. 17; 1901, c. 145; 1905, c. 392; 1929, c. 711
• Former Civil Code §§ 306 and 310, added 1931, c. 862
• Former Civil Code § 306, amended 1933, c. 533
• Former Civil Code § 310, added 1872; amended 1901, c. 157; 1905, c. 416
• Former Corporations Code §§ 809 and 810, added 1947, c. 1038 (non-substantive)
Current:
Added: 1975, c. 682
Amended: 1989, c. 876
Ten bills affected this section.
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