Admissibility of authenticated registrar records enables copies of company filings to be used as evidence without originals. Authenticated reproductions or derivatives of company returns and documents filed with the Registrar, whether on paper, in electronic form, or stored on electronic media, are deemed to be documents for the purposes of the Act and are admissible in proceedings without producing the original as evidence of the contents of the original or of any fact stated therein of which direct evidence is admissible.
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Admissibility of authenticated registrar records enables copies of company filings to be used as evidence without originals.
Authenticated reproductions or derivatives of company returns and documents filed with the Registrar, whether on paper, in electronic form, or stored on electronic media, are deemed to be documents for the purposes of the Act and are admissible in proceedings without producing the original as evidence of the contents of the original or of any fact stated therein of which direct evidence is admissible.
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