Statutory consolidation definition

What is a Statutory Consolidation?

A statutory consolidation is a combination of two companies through a merger transaction, where both entities are replaced by a new entity. The new entity retains the assets, liabilities, and contractual arrangements of the original entities. The original merging entities are terminated at the time of the merger.

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