Exemption for private companies limits application of specified company law provisions unless they are subsidiaries of public companies. Section 388A provides that sections 386 to 388 do not apply to a private company, except where that private company is a subsidiary of a public company, thereby exempting privately held companies from the specified management and administration obligations unless the subsidiary condition applies.
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Exemption for private companies limits application of specified company law provisions unless they are subsidiaries of public companies.
Section 388A provides that sections 386 to 388 do not apply to a private company, except where that private company is a subsidiary of a public company, thereby exempting privately held companies from the specified management and administration obligations unless the subsidiary condition applies.
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