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 inoripoinhtiiin shall Ibe filed s i(liirn in E618 04. c\iept that they shall
 lie gned 1) ti rir members of the then board of directors, Tie filing fee
 shall be the same is foil iling an amendment to ailutles of corporation.
 618.23 Quo waiuato to test validity of corlpoation-Tfhe light of an
 association claiming to be organized and incorporated and carrying on
 its business nndci tins chapter to do and to continue its business, may
 be inquired into by quo warianto at the suit of the attorney general, but
 not otherwise

 018 24 Application of general corporation laws.-The provisions of
 the laws oif this state witl respect to orpoiations for profit and all powers
 and rights thielunder shall apply to associations organized under this
 chapter, except where such provisions nie in conflict with or inconsistent
 iillh the c eprss provisions of this chapter.

 i61825 Dissolution.-Any association incorporated under or adopting
 tli provisions of this chapter nmay be dissolved and its affairs wound up
 volintaiilv b3 a petition signed by two-thuds of the members or by the
 holders of two-thirds of thie common stock, either in person or h) their
 agent. which petition shall be presented to the circuit judge, who shall
 direct notice thereof to be published for such time as lie may judge cx-
 pedient. After the expiration of the time of such notice, lth circuit judcg
 may dceice a dissolution and make all necessary orders and degrees for
 thei winding up of its affairs, including the application of its assets toward
 the iatisfiachon of the claims of reditois so fax as may be and the distrbu-
 tnll of any moneys then rmllanllng along its members in proportion to
 lheir respective property interests.

 Any such association shall continue to be a body corporate for a term
of two yveas after the date of the decleo oi dissolution for the purpose of
proseclutin and defending suits and setting its affairs, and tie president
ind dircctois at the time of its dissolution. and the survivors of them, or
such othel person as may he appointed by the circuit ajdge, shall be
trustees of such association for tliat purpose during said termn with full
powel in its name to settle its affans, collect all sums due it, sell and con-
vey its property, pay its debt as fai as may be, and distribute any moneys
or propelty then remaining among those entitled thereto.

 618.26 Conditions under which foreign similar corporation may do
business in this state.-Any cooperative association wilt or without capital
stock as defined in this chapter heretofore or hereafter organized undei
the laws of another state shall be allowed to carry on ally proper activities,
operations and functions in this state upon the filing with the secretary of
state of a certified copy of its iticles of incorporation and the payment of
a filing fee of ten dollars in lion of all franchise or license or corporation
taeis as required of assoclatrons organized inder this chapter, and all con-
tlacts whnch could be made by any association organized under this chap-
ter, made by or with such associations shall be legal and valid and
enforceable in this state with all of the remcdlos set forth in this chapter

 618.27 Use of term "cooperative."-No person doing business in this
state, shall be entitled to use the word "cooperative" as part of its cor-