ΑΚΡΙManagement of the Limited Liabi

ΑΚΡΙManagement of the Limited Liability Company
The LLC will be a member-managed company, unless the Articles of Organization or the
Operating Agreement state otherwise. In a member-managed company, management is
vested in the members in proportion to the current percentage of the company owned by
all the members. If the LLC determines that management should be allocated otherwise,
the Articles of Organization or the Operating Agreement should so state. The decision of
a majority-in-interest of the members shall be controlling. The members may vote in
person or by proxy.
If the LLC is to be managed by managers, the Articles of Organization or the Operating
Agreement must indicate that the LLC is a manager-managed company. In a managermanaged
company, the decision of the manager (if only one manager) or a majority of the
managers (if more than one manager) shall be controlling. The managers may vote in
person or by proxy.
Managers' Responsibilities
Principal officers and managers of every limited liability company must be mindful of the
following specific and important duties and responsibilities:
Payments of Salaries to Employees. Officers responsible for the payment of
salaries must see that those salaries are paid by the limited liability company.
Managers establish salaries for officers.
Payroll Taxes. All payroll taxes must be paid by the limited liability company.
Nonpayment may result in personal, civil or criminal liability to the officers and
managers.
Duty to Inspect. Managers have the absolute right to inspect all company record
books, records, documents and property at any time. If they do not exercise that
right, they may be held liable for negligence in the event that the company suffers
loss or its creditors suffer loss by reason of failure to exercise diligence in such
matters.
Members’ Rights
The limited liability company must allow the members to access company records.
Additionally, the company must provide each member with information necessary for the
exercise of the member’s duties under the operating agreement. This requirement cannot
be waived in the Operating Agreement.ΒΗΣ ΜΕΤΑΦΡΑΣΗ ΑΠΟ ΤΑ ΕΛΛΗΝΙΚΑ ΣΤΑ ΑΓΓΛΙΚΑ

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AKRIManagement of the Limited Liability CompanyThe LLC will be a member-managed company, unless the Articles of Organization or theOperating Agreement state otherwise. In a member-managed company, management isvested in the members in proportion to the current percentage of the company owned byall the members. If the LLC determines that management should be allocated otherwise,the Articles of Organization or the Operating Agreement should so state. The decision ofa majority-in-interest of the members shall be controlling. The members may vote inperson or by proxy.If the LLC is to be managed by managers, the Articles of Organization or the OperatingAgreement must indicate that the LLC is a manager-managed company. In a managermanagedcompany, the decision of the manager (if only one manager) or a majority of themanagers (if more than one manager) shall be controlling. The managers may vote inperson or by proxy.Managers' ResponsibilitiesPrincipal officers and managers of every limited liability company must be mindful of thefollowing specific and important duties and responsibilities:Payments of Salaries to Employees. Officers responsible for the payment ofsalaries must see that those salaries are paid by the limited liability company.Managers establish salaries for officers.Payroll Taxes. All payroll taxes must be paid by the limited liability company.Nonpayment may result in personal, civil or criminal liability to the officers andmanagers.Duty to Inspect. Managers have the absolute right to inspect all company recordbooks, records, documents and property at any time. If they do not exercise thatright, they may be held liable for negligence in the event that the company suffersloss or its creditors suffer loss by reason of failure to exercise diligence in suchmatters.Members' RightsThe limited liability company must allow the members to access company records.Additionally, the company must provide each member with information necessary for theexercise of the member's duties under the operating agreement. This requirement cannotbe waived in the Operating Agreement. BIS TRANSLATION FROM GREEK to ENGLISH

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Principal is officers and managers of every limited liability company must be mindful of the
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Managers establish salaries for officers.
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Nonpayment may result-In personal, civil or criminal liability to the officers and
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books, records, documents and property at any time. If they do not exercise that
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matters.
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