All documents and statutory notices submitted by companies for registration are signed/authenticated by the signature of a director or company secretary of the company. Documents and statutory notices are received by the Registrar of Companies in good faith. The company officer signing is responsible for the content of the document. It is a criminal offence…
Following amendments made to the Duty on Documents and Transfers Act in 2010, in particular to article 64(1) of the said Act, which is quoted below, please note that the Registrar of Companies may not accept for registration any document or notice regarding a transfer of shares, an increase or reduction in the issued share…
With effect from the 1st September 2002 the Registry of Companies shall be implementing a new requirement in connection with the registration of companies and certain statutory forms. This requirement seeks to meet the demands of current international standards, which emphasise the importance of establishing the identity and of retaining proper identification records of owners…
