Acceptance of computer printed company documents - registrars must accept legible, compliant memoranda and articles for registration. Registrars are directed to accept computer printed memorandum and articles of association for registration, including for purposes of sections 15 and 30, provided the documents are neatly and legibly printed and comply with the other requirements of the Companies Act; such acceptance is effective immediately and Registrars should take such documents on record.
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Acceptance of computer printed company documents - registrars must accept legible, compliant memoranda and articles for registration.
Registrars are directed to accept computer printed memorandum and articles of association for registration, including for purposes of sections 15 and 30, provided the documents are neatly and legibly printed and comply with the other requirements of the Companies Act; such acceptance is effective immediately and Registrars should take such documents on record.
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