c) To the extent that this is provided for in the enterprise agreement, some members or managers have the right to keep other members confidential for the period that certain members or officers deem appropriate, since these members or executives reasonably believe that they are in the nature of trade secrets or other information whose disclosure of certain members or executives is not , in good faith, in the limited interest of the liability company or the business activity or company with a limited activity. Responsibility is held incommunicado by law or in agreement with a third party. 3. Subject to the use of a commitment in the enterprise agreement requiring the consent agreement of members, classes or groups or groups of members by a more or less large percentage, the vote or written consent of at least one majority in the interest of the members or, if there is more than one class or group of members, and then, with at least one majority , for the benefit of each class or group of members; (b) each member may, subject to appropriate standards established in or under the enterprise agreement, at its own expense, for any purpose reasonably related to the member`s interests, the statements covered in Subdivision (a) of this section, all accounts held by the limited liability company for the last three years and any other information relating to the affairs of the limited liability company how fair and reasonable they are. (4) a copy of the enterprise agreement, any modifications and any amended and amended enterprise agreements; and (2) the events provided for by the enterprise agreement; The New York LLC Enterprise Agreement is a legal document in new York State, whether it is a member or a multi-member contract. The document will introduce rules and guidelines relating to the structure and purposes of the company, which will be defined by members and will be mandatory for all members, regardless of the size of the company. From an internal point of view, the document describes acts such as the powers of each member, the Assembly, voting rights, administration, profit and loss, and even the provisions of a buy-back in the event that a member chooses to sell his interest on other important matters, which must be dealt with and agreed unanimously by all members. (c) A limited liability company whose original statutes were submitted to the Secretary of State and which took effect before this subdivision came into force remains subject to this section, as it is in effect on that date, and is not subject to this section unless the enterprise agreement provides otherwise. c) An enterprise agreement may be concluded before, at the time or within 90 days of the submission of the statutes.
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