California Corporations Code Statutory History
California Corporations Code Statutory History
Corporations Code: In 1975, California enacted its Corporations Code. This effort drew ideas from former California Codes, such as the Civil Code, as well as separate uncodified acts dating back to 1850 and relating to various aspects of a corporation, its principals and shareholders, rights, liabilities and duties. The 1975 Corporations Code also borrowed from numerous other states’ statutes, thus creating new California laws. Because this codification generated substantive changes to California’s law, it needs to be seriously considered as possibly relevant when reviewing the legislative history of any current Corporations Code statute.
Legislative Research: Each section listed below is a link to a PDF document that sets forth the enactment history for that section. The history cited for each section below is intended to be used for information purposes only and should not be relied upon without confirmation. For questions or sections not listed, Contact Us.
Corporations Code Sections
CORP Code Section 204: Derived from various former Civil Code sections dating back to 1872.
CORP Code Section 317: Derived from former Civil Code section 375, enacted in 1943.
CORP Code Section 16306: Derived from former Corporations Code section 15015, enacted in 1949.
CORP Code Section 17005: Enacted by Senate Bill 469 in 1994.
CORP Code Section 25013: Enacted by Chapter 88, Statutes of 1968.
