Corporate personality on incorporation confers perpetual succession and capacity to hold property, contract, and litigate. From the date of incorporation in the certificate, subscribers and subsequent members constitute a body corporate with perpetual succession and the ... Summary
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Corporate personality on incorporation confers perpetual succession and capacity to hold property, contract, and litigate.
From the date of incorporation in the certificate, subscribers and subsequent members constitute a body corporate with perpetual succession and the capacity to acquire, hold and dispose of movable and immovable property, to contract, and to sue and be sued in the company name; a former reference to a common seal has been omitted.
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