Preservation of corporate records: disposal barred without prior government permission, permitting examination for evidence of offences. The books and papers of a company amalgamated with, or whose shares are acquired by, another company shall not be disposed of without prior permission of the Central Government, which may appoint a person to examine those books and papers to ascertain whether they contain evidence of any offence connected with the promotion, formation, management of the transferor company, or its amalgamation or acquisition of shares.
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Preservation of corporate records: disposal barred without prior government permission, permitting examination for evidence of offences.
The books and papers of a company amalgamated with, or whose shares are acquired by, another company shall not be disposed of without prior permission of the Central Government, which may appoint a person to examine those books and papers to ascertain whether they contain evidence of any offence connected with the promotion, formation, management of the transferor company, or its amalgamation or acquisition of shares.
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