> You're saying it wasn't dissolved for bad actions?
correct, neither the federal government nor the state(s) they incorporated pursued dissolution or revoking the incorporation charter. they became defunct from their finances and reputational problems alone and chose to spin out some aspects of the business to attract more clients, which they didn't necessarily have to do. the judgment nuances have nothing to do with the accuracy of this. all we are talking about is the incorporation statutes itself, and this is not an example of that being leveraged to discontinue an entity.
correct, neither the federal government nor the state(s) they incorporated pursued dissolution or revoking the incorporation charter. they became defunct from their finances and reputational problems alone and chose to spin out some aspects of the business to attract more clients, which they didn't necessarily have to do. the judgment nuances have nothing to do with the accuracy of this. all we are talking about is the incorporation statutes itself, and this is not an example of that being leveraged to discontinue an entity.