Court-directed document filing enables registrar action against directors for company law filing violations under statutory power. Regional Directors and Registrars are instructed to request courts, in prosecutions for breaches of directors' filing duties, to issue orders directing the accused to file required documents with the Registrar within a specified time and to pay prescribed and additional fees, thereby enabling the Registrar to take subsequent enforcement action under the Act if the ordered filings are not made.
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Court-directed document filing enables registrar action against directors for company law filing violations under statutory power.
Regional Directors and Registrars are instructed to request courts, in prosecutions for breaches of directors' filing duties, to issue orders directing the accused to file required documents with the Registrar within a specified time and to pay prescribed and additional fees, thereby enabling the Registrar to take subsequent enforcement action under the Act if the ordered filings are not made.
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