Authentication of balance sheet and profit and loss account by secretary obligatory and whether secretary renders himself for errors in balance sheet only as officer
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Secretary liability arises as an officer for account errors; signing alone does not create personal liability. Authentication of a company's balance sheet and profit and loss account by the secretary is performed on behalf of the board and does not by itself create personal liability; the secretary is liable only as an officer of the company. If the secretary is charged with maintaining accounts or assisting the auditor, the secretary may be held responsible for wrong statements in the accounts because of those duties.
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Secretary liability arises as an officer for account errors; signing alone does not create personal liability.
Authentication of a company's balance sheet and profit and loss account by the secretary is performed on behalf of the board and does not by itself create personal liability; the secretary is liable only as an officer of the company. If the secretary is charged with maintaining accounts or assisting the auditor, the secretary may be held responsible for wrong statements in the accounts because of those duties.
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