Register maintenance obligations: companies must keep specified member and security registers; noncompliance yields statutory penalties. Companies must maintain prescribed registers - including a register of members (separately indicating classes and residency), a register of debenture-holders, and registers of other security holders - each with an index of names. A depository's register of beneficial owners is deemed the corresponding company register. With articles' authorisation, a company may keep a part of the register abroad as a 'foreign register' in the prescribed manner. Failure to maintain or to keep the register as required attracts the statutory penalty for noncompliance applicable to the company and officers in default.
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Register maintenance obligations: companies must keep specified member and security registers; noncompliance yields statutory penalties.
Companies must maintain prescribed registers - including a register of members (separately indicating classes and residency), a register of debenture-holders, and registers of other security holders - each with an index of names. A depository's register of beneficial owners is deemed the corresponding company register. With articles' authorisation, a company may keep a part of the register abroad as a "foreign register" in the prescribed manner. Failure to maintain or to keep the register as required attracts the statutory penalty for noncompliance applicable to the company and officers in default.
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