2025 Session Last amended: 2015 session

§ 322C.0102 — Definitions

Plain-Language Summary

This section defines key terms used throughout Minnesota's Revised Uniform Limited Liability Company Act (Chapter 322C). It covers terms like 'articles of organization,' 'board-managed LLC,' 'contribution,' 'distribution,' 'governor,' 'manager,' 'member,' 'operating agreement,' and 'transferable interest.'

Practical Notes
When this applies: Whenever you are reading or interpreting any provision of Minnesota’s LLC Act (Chapter 322C). Who this affects: Anyone forming, operating, or investing in a Minnesota LLC. Key points: Understanding these definitions is essential. A ‘board-managed LLC’ is one managed by a board of governors, similar to a corporation. A ‘manager’ is different from a ‘governor’ – managers handle day-to-day operations, while governors serve on the board. ‘Transferable interest’ means only the right to receive distributions, not the right to participate in management. The ‘operating agreement’ includes any agreement among members, even oral agreements.