contract RicardianLLC {
tokenId, which further serves as the default name of seperately minted Ricardian LLC "series" per the Master LLC Agreement. In this manner, each separate company registration can be easily discovered and evidenced by using the standard ERC-721 interface, as such tokens automatically show up on NFT auction sites like OpenSea and Rarible, as well as consumer wallet apps like Metamask.mintLLC() function calls a standard ERC-721 mint() and delivers a Ricardian NFT and related Series entry to the to address input (e.g., a DAO address). Calling this function also helps evidence msg.sender's assent and signature to the masterOperatingAgreement() legal data as provided in the Ricardian LLC agreements.mintLLCbatch() mints multiple Ricardian LLC NFTs in a single transaction. For example: 18 parcels of digital land, 18 Ricardian LLC NFTSmsg.sender can send ether without any other inputs to 0x43B644a01d87025c9046F12eE4cdeC7E04258eBf to get back a Ricardian LLC NFT (this calls the fallback receive() ether function in the NFT contract).transfer() format, allowing them to move through more wallets and smart contracts.setSale() to set a buyer address and uint256 price in ether, which if met, transfers the referenced tokenId. If the buyer is set to the 0 address, then this sale is made open to all. By default (upon mint and transfer), all Ricardian NFTs are not on sale, which is signified by the price being 0 (in other words, price must be positive >0 for an NFT to be "on sale"). Only an eligble buyer can call the purchase() function, and must include enough ether msg.value to succesfully complete the purchase.updateTokenDetails(), or, for more advanced legal engineering, add more agreements to their on-chain LLC stack. For example, a DAO might add addendums to their LLC agreement as simple strings into this call, such as ("this addendum amends and replaces Section 6.1 of the template Ricardian Series Operating Agreement currently referenced in masterOperatingAgreement() with the language stored at [IPFS HASH]").governance() role represents the current DAO or other account managing the Ricardian LLC "master" that can call related admin functions (i.e., those with onlyGovernance modifier) to keep stored terms and metadata up to snuff as well as help ensure compliance with the stored masterOperatingAgreement() terms and other applicable law. Such admin functions include:masterOperatingAgreement() function. This legal data can be maintained and updated by Ricardian governance to keep the underlying legal framework that powers LLC formation in good order through calls to the govUpdateSettings() function (which allows an update to the governance account, the base URI default for Ricardian NFT mints, as well as the Master LLC agreement in one TX). govTransferFrom() function, or in a batch, through govTransferFromBatch(). In this fashion, they can be understood as "slashable" NFTs. Among other benefits, the ability to effectively burn and "clear" a particular filing provides the incentive for reasonable public use of Ricardian LLC formation, opportunity to facilitate company "wind-downs," as well as the necessary governance function to ensure overall compliance with legal obligations associated with the Master LLC franchise. Further, there may simply be more mundane issues, such be cases where the ownerOf() a particular NFT or collection might lose their private key and request assistance with pulling their tokens to a recovery LLC address.tokenURI metadata amended through governance actions that call either the govUpdateTokenURI() or govUpdateTokenURIbatch() function, respectively. This might be done at the request of a Ricardian users to get a more customized metadata representation of their LLCs, or in cases of compliance, to help evidence wind-downs.ricardianllc.eth. The governance role is identified by the sub-domain, dao.ricardianllc.eth. Initially, a 2-4 Gnosis safe among LexDAO engineers has deployed to manage Ricardian (as "LexDAO LLC, Ricardian Series"), which can be reviewed at the following Gnosis app.