Preservation of company books during amalgamation requires prior government permission and may allow appointed examination for offences. Books and papers of a company amalgamated with, or whose shares are acquired by, another under this Chapter shall not be disposed of without prior permission of the Central Government, which may appoint a person to examine such records to ascertain whether they contain evidence of an offence connected to the promotion, formation, management, amalgamation or share acquisition of the transferor company.
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Preservation of company books during amalgamation requires prior government permission and may allow appointed examination for offences.
Books and papers of a company amalgamated with, or whose shares are acquired by, another under this Chapter shall not be disposed of without prior permission of the Central Government, which may appoint a person to examine such records to ascertain whether they contain evidence of an offence connected to the promotion, formation, management, amalgamation or share acquisition of the transferor company.
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