ACCA LW · Chapter 8 · Question 11 of 11
What is the legal effect of the certificate of incorporation issued by the Registrar of Companies?
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Reveal answer & explanation
Correct answer: C) It is conclusive evidence that the requirements of the Companies Act as to registration have been complied with and that the company is duly registered
Explanation
Under s15 Companies Act 2006 the certificate of incorporation is conclusive evidence that the company has been duly registered and that registration requirements have been complied with. From the date on the certificate the company is a body corporate. A private company may not offer shares to the public regardless of the certificate.
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