Company registration requires secured creditors' consent, public notice, member affidavits, and compliance with prescribed conditions. Registration requires secured creditors' consent or no-objection, publication of a prescribed public notice in English and a vernacular newspaper inviting objections, filing a duly sworn affidavit by all members or partners promising submission of dissolution documents to the former registering authority, and compliance with other prescribed conditions; a limited liability partnership converted to a company under this Part is deemed dissolved without further act or deed.
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Company registration requires secured creditors' consent, public notice, member affidavits, and compliance with prescribed conditions.
Registration requires secured creditors' consent or no-objection, publication of a prescribed public notice in English and a vernacular newspaper inviting objections, filing a duly sworn affidavit by all members or partners promising submission of dissolution documents to the former registering authority, and compliance with other prescribed conditions; a limited liability partnership converted to a company under this Part is deemed dissolved without further act or deed.
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