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juin [17]
2 years ago
11

Sorry about the previous qn I meant clauses of a memorandum of association​

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1 answer:
blsea [12.9K]2 years ago
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Answer:

» Subscription clause [ In the momerandum, it shows the amount of subscribers and their satus of subscription ]

» Objects or objective clause [ It outlines the workouts planned by the body or company ]

» Liability clause [ explains the liability of any company member ]

» Capitability clause [ This outlines the peak of capital a particular company can reach, it is some times called optimum or nominal capital ]

» Domicile clause [ It shows the location of the registered office of the body or company ]

» Name or status clause [ It specifies the name of the particular organization or body or company ].

Explanation:

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