151.003 – NOTICE OF FACT. (a) For purposes of this title,
Texas Business Organizations Code § 151.003
Summary
This law defines what constitutes notice of a fact in business transactions. It applies to individuals and entities involved in business operations, outlining how notice can be established through knowledge, communication, or reasonable conclusions.
Defines how notice of a fact is established.
Includes knowledge, communication, and reasonable conclusions.
Requires reasonable actions to inform others in business.
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