Inspector reports under Companies Act must be submitted to the Central Government and may be accessed by affected members and creditors. An inspector must submit interim (if directed) and final written or printed reports to the Central Government; copies may be obtained by members, creditors or other affected persons on application. Reports must be authenticated by the company seal or by a certificate of the public officer in custody under the Evidence Act and are admissible in legal proceedings as evidence. The section excludes application to a separately referenced report.
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Inspector reports under Companies Act must be submitted to the Central Government and may be accessed by affected members and creditors.
An inspector must submit interim (if directed) and final written or printed reports to the Central Government; copies may be obtained by members, creditors or other affected persons on application. Reports must be authenticated by the company seal or by a certificate of the public officer in custody under the Evidence Act and are admissible in legal proceedings as evidence. The section excludes application to a separately referenced report.
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