Formation
The name for this company shall be "Estilo Premium Tequila LLC". This LLC will be manager-managed. The founding members of this LLC are Georgi Chakhbazov and Mario Velazquez. We are entering into the alcohol/distillery industry with a mission to provide the finest quality tequila on the market.
Competitive Advantage
We understand that entering into the tequila industry and making a name for our brand that consumers can look to for quality will not happen overnight. We made Estilo our choice because we have an appreciation for sipping tequilas that evolved from a hobby to a dream of seeing Estilo at high-end bars and households across the world. We will offer silver, reposado, and anejo tequilas with our main focus on our signature Estilo Anejo. We have developed a sensitivity for the bite one gets from sipping tequila. Through trial and error, we will continue to improve and develop the quality of Estilo Anejo and all of our other tequilas. We believe that with all the 150 producers of tequila in Mexico and an extra 34 internationally, there is still a market for tequila enthusiasts that have not found that brand that they are fully loyal to. This is where our mission ends, at the tips of their tongues. As tequila enthusiasts ourselves, we plan to surpass the success that some of our favorite anejos have achieved. Patron Burdeos, Jose Cuervo Reserva de Familia, and Don Julio 1942, once our inspiration have now become our competition.
Our competitive advantage is that we will offer the highest quality tequila on the market and without a doubt match and surpass all of the competitors stated above millimeter for millimeter. Our bottles will range from $200 to $2,000 and are very expensive due to the very high quality we of...
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3. Majority of non-transferring members vote approve the transfer.
Dissolution and Winding up
This company will exist for a set term of 20 years (which can be amended by a majority vote). The company may be dissolved at any time by a unanimous vote of the members or with the fore-coming of any event that makes it unlawful or impossible to carry on the business of the company. If the company is to be dissolved, the manager will wind up the company's affairs. On winding up of the company, the assets of the company shall be distributed according the following priority:
a) To the payment of debts and liabilities of the Company (other than those owed to other Members) and the expenses of liquidation.
b) In satisfaction of Company obligations to pay debts and liabilities to current members.
c) To the members in proportion to their profit and loss share in the company.
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[7] Cavendish Lawcards Series (2002) Company Law (3rd edn), p.15 [8] [1976] 3 All ER 462, CA. [9] Griffin, S. (1996) Company Law Fundamental Principles (2nd edn), p.19 [10] [1990] Ch 433. [11] Lecture notes [12] Lecture notes [13] [1939] 4 All ER 116.
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