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Section 2.101, of the code demonstrate a far-reaching, non-exclusive list of corporate powers. Corporate powers can be sued as well as defended within the entities business name, have a seal and modify the powers by reproducing it, acquire, improve, utilize and deal with the corporate property holding an interest upon it. Corporate powers can be conveyed, pledged and disposed by mortgaging or pledging upon the corporate property.