Rectification of register of charges: government may extend filing time or order correction where omission was accidental and not prejudicial. The Central Government may, if satisfied that an omission or misstatement in filings about a charge was accidental, due to inadvertence, or not prejudicial to creditors or shareholders, and on application by the company or any person interested, direct that the time for intimating payment or satisfaction be extended or that the omission or misstatement be rectified, subject to such terms and conditions as it deems just and expedient.
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Rectification of register of charges: government may extend filing time or order correction where omission was accidental and not prejudicial.
The Central Government may, if satisfied that an omission or misstatement in filings about a charge was accidental, due to inadvertence, or not prejudicial to creditors or shareholders, and on application by the company or any person interested, direct that the time for intimating payment or satisfaction be extended or that the omission or misstatement be rectified, subject to such terms and conditions as it deems just and expedient.
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