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Utah Code § 16-10a-101 (2026)
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This chapter is known as the Utah Revised Business Corporation Act.
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Cited in 4
cases, 1996–2017 · leading case: Rawcliffe v. Anciaux, 2017 UT 72, 416 P.3d 362.
Rawcliffe v. Anciaux, 2017 UT 72, 416 P.3d 362. “UTAH CODE §§ 16-10a-101 to -1804. Utah Code section 16-10a-840(4) 5 codifies when a corporate director or officer can be held liable and states that: (4) A director or officer is not liable to the corporation [or] its shareholders .”
McLaughlin v. Schenk, 2013 UT 20, 299 P.3d 1139. “After concluding that Schenk's participation in both the Board waiver and the shareholder waiver was tainted by a conflict of interest, we reversed the summary judgment that had been based on these waivers.”
Murphy v. Crosland, 915 P.2d 491 (Utah 1996). “The Act was repealed in 1992 and replaced by §§ 16-10a-101 to-1705. 2 . Rule 4(a) requires notice of appeal “within 30 days after the date of entry of the judgment or order appealed from.”
McLaughlin v. Schenk, 2013 UT 20. “We reasoned that shareholders in closely held corporations owed fiduciary duties to other shareholders and extended the conflict of interest provisions of section 851 of the Utah Revised Business Corporation Act (Corporation Act), UTAH CODE §§ 16-10a-101 et seq., to…”
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