Hudson Farms, Inc. v. McGrellis

How courts have described this case

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• reasoning that when a statute is clear, a court must apply it according to the literal meaning of its words
• stating that, “it is presumed that the General Assembly is aware of existing law when it acts”
• stating that, “it is presumed that the General Assembly is aware of existing law when it acts”
• stating that, “it is presumed that the General Assembly is aware of existing law when it acts”
• holding foreign corporation may initiate suit without registering but 8 || should be given “a period of compliance after commencement of litigation” before the suit 9|| proceeds
• comparing language of § 383 of GCL with § 117 of the Model Business Corporation Act (1960), which served as the model for § 383

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).