Foreign register obligations: transmit entries to the registered office and maintain a duplicate deemed part of the principal register. A foreign register is treated as part of the company's register of members or debenture holders, must be kept open to inspection, may be closed with local advertisement, and requires the company to transmit every entry to its registered office in India and maintain a duplicate there; such duplicate is deemed part of the principal register, and entries in a foreign register must be distinguished and not registered elsewhere while recorded.
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Foreign register obligations: transmit entries to the registered office and maintain a duplicate deemed part of the principal register.
A foreign register is treated as part of the company's register of members or debenture holders, must be kept open to inspection, may be closed with local advertisement, and requires the company to transmit every entry to its registered office in India and maintain a duplicate there; such duplicate is deemed part of the principal register, and entries in a foreign register must be distinguished and not registered elsewhere while recorded.
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