A promoter is personally liable for a preincorporation contract until the corporation assumes liability.

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A promoter is an individual or group of individuals who takes the necessary steps to create a corporation. Before incorporation, the promoter enters into contracts on behalf of the corporation. Until the corporation assumes liability by entering into a contract, the promoter remains personally liable for those contracts.

A Promoter Is Personally Liable for a Preincorporation Contract Until