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of <h1>Companies Act: Existing Legal Provisions Become Conditions Upon Registration; Table F Excluded Unless Adopted.</h1> When a company registers under this part of the Companies Act, all existing legal provisions and instruments regulating the company are considered as part of its conditions and regulations, similar to those in a memorandum or articles of association. The Act's provisions apply to the company as if it were originally formed under it, with certain exceptions like the non-applicability of Table F unless adopted by special resolution. In winding up, contributories are liable for pre-registration debts. The Act's provisions on share capital and registration apply, but the company cannot alter foundational provisions that would have been in the memorandum if initially formed under this Act. The term 'instrument' includes various legal agreements like deeds of settlement or partnership.
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