Proper books of account: maintaining accounts on a cash or receipts basis does not satisfy company law requirements. Maintaining a company's accounts on a cash or receipts basis does not amount to keeping proper books of account under company law; recording only cash receipts is insufficient to satisfy the statutory requirement to maintain comprehensive accounting records reflecting transactions and the state of affairs.
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Proper books of account: maintaining accounts on a cash or receipts basis does not satisfy company law requirements.
Maintaining a company's accounts on a cash or receipts basis does not amount to keeping proper books of account under company law; recording only cash receipts is insufficient to satisfy the statutory requirement to maintain comprehensive accounting records reflecting transactions and the state of affairs.
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