Record retention requirements: specified company formation and court ordered records must be preserved permanently by the registrar. Schedule I designates specified classes of company records that the Registrar of Companies must preserve on a permanent basis. These include certified copies of court and regulatory orders (office transfers, alterations to memorandum and articles, reductions of share capital, amalgamations and reconstructions, void dissolution declarations), certified special resolutions and amended constitutional documents, registration filings for new and existing companies, notices of share capital changes and conversions, receiver abstracts and remittance registers.
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Record retention requirements: specified company formation and court ordered records must be preserved permanently by the registrar.
Schedule I designates specified classes of company records that the Registrar of Companies must preserve on a permanent basis. These include certified copies of court and regulatory orders (office transfers, alterations to memorandum and articles, reductions of share capital, amalgamations and reconstructions, void dissolution declarations), certified special resolutions and amended constitutional documents, registration filings for new and existing companies, notices of share capital changes and conversions, receiver abstracts and remittance registers.
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