
§ 402.023. CORPORATE CHARTERS.  (a) Unless provided 
otherwise by law, the attorney general shall seek a judicial 
forfeiture of a private corporation's charter if sufficient cause 
exists.  If satisfactory evidence is presented to the attorney 
general that a corporation receiving state aid has forfeited its 
charter or rights under its charter, the attorney general shall 
immediately seek a judicial forfeiture of the charter.
	(b)  The attorney general shall inquire into the charter 
rights of each private corporation and act in the name of the state 
as proper and necessary to prevent the corporation from exercising 
a power or demanding or collecting a tax, toll, freight, or wharfage 
not authorized by law.

Acts 1987, 70th Leg., ch. 147, § 1, eff. Sept. 1, 1987.

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