Kroop & Kurland, P.A. v. Lambros
Court of Special Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the Court
BYRNES, Judge.
This case raises the question whether the revival of a corporation whose charter was forfeited validates its previously ineffective notice to renew a judgment, filed before the judgment’s twelve-year expiration date, thereby restoring the judgment to the corporation after the twelve-year expiration date. We hold that expiration of the judgment during the period of corporate non-existence divests the corporation of a right, within the meaning of Section 3-512(2) of the Corporations and Associations Article, so that the right cannot be restored by corporate revival.
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