Company registers and annual return copies are prima facie evidence of matters entered under the Companies Act. Registers, their indices and copies of annual returns maintained under sections 88 and 94 of the Companies Act, 2013 constitute prima facie evidence of any matter directed or authorised to be inserted therein by or under the Act, making those statutory records admissible as initial proof of the facts recorded for management and administration purposes.
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Company registers and annual return copies are prima facie evidence of matters entered under the Companies Act.
Registers, their indices and copies of annual returns maintained under sections 88 and 94 of the Companies Act, 2013 constitute prima facie evidence of any matter directed or authorised to be inserted therein by or under the Act, making those statutory records admissible as initial proof of the facts recorded for management and administration purposes.
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