To permit corporate entities coming into being under this specific statute to look to other statutes for what might be lacking in their own existence is to defeat the purpose of the Michigan insurance code which controls exclusively the particular facets and problems of companies organized in accord with its special provisions unless otherwise specifically provided. The trial court relied on In re St. Johns Building Loan Association (1948), 321 Mich. 715, in reaching its decision. We find that the trial court erred in doing so; the St. Johns Case is not analogous to the facts now before this Court.