New Hampshire   Rev. Stat. Ann Section 306.6-8 (1984)

   North Carolina  Code Ann. Section 615 (1982)

   Oregon        Rev. Section 61.055(1)-(3) (1983)

   South Carolina  Code Ann. Section 33-31-140 (Law Co-op 1976)

   Utah            Code Ann. Section 16-7-1 to12 (1973)

   Washington  Rev. Code Ann. Section 24.12.010-040 (1969)

   Wyoming     Stat. Section 17-8-109 to 113 (1977)

An examination of cases citing a corporation sole in judicial opinions, session laws and a listing of corporate names of dioceses in the 1987 Official Catholic Directory proves that nine other states or jurisdictions have a corporation sole created under special or private charter.  They are the District of Columbia, Illinois, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Nebraska, Rhode Island and Texas.  Many other states also have a corporation sole operating under private law or special incorporation.

The corporation sole is not taught in modern law schools. Unless the lawyer has had extensive experience with ecclesiastical or canon law, or other ecclesiastical bodies using corporation sole, the chances a lawyer, accountant, or advisor, will be entirely unfamiliar with the corporation sole. At best, the lawyer, accountant, or advisor unfamiliar, or limited knowledge, with the corporation sole will probably confuse it with a “non-profit” or “not for profit” corporation with or without at 26 U.S.C. 501(c)(3) corporation status. It must be emphasized the corporation sole is completely different from the corporation 26 U.S.C.S. 501(c)(3) status in almost every conceivable way. It is NOT a corporation as in the classification of corporation.

American Business Centre is knowledgeable in ecclesiastical canon law and has become experts in the corporation sole, and has created the proper ecclesiastical structure of the articles of corporation for the corporation sole.  The structure that is used is the first type of corporation sole
that illustrates the pre-dating of its existence of not only the states, but the legislatures, their statutes and their definitions which direct the steps for which the church must take to place itself back to Sovereignty, remove itself from Babylon, and back under the Lordship of our Messiah.

Part II: FAQ Corporation Sole
Questions and Answers

Part III: Corp Sole Law
A: Dickinson Law
B: Crown vs. Corporation
C: Blacks Law

Part IV: Model for Ministry

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