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Statutory registers

The Companies Act 2006 contains provisions relating to particular registers which should be established and maintained by companies. This eBook considers these provisions and guides companies through the establishment and maintenance of statutory registers.

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ICSA Solutions

ICSA Solutions are an innovative series of ebooks that provide immediate access to all the necessary information on a particular topic; offering practical guidance, case studies and time-saving checklists.

Contents

Part A: General provisions relating to statutory registers

Part A considers the general provisions in the CA 2006 and supporting legislation which relate to statutory registers.

Part B: Specific statutory registers

Part B considers the particular provisions which apply to individual statutory registers. It covers the following registers:

1. Register of members

2. Register of directors

3. Register of secretaries

4. Register of charges

5. Register of debenture holders

6. Register of interests disclosed

7. Overseas branch register

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The publication does not necessarily deal with every important topic or cover every aspect of the topics with which it deals. It is not intended to provide legal advice and should not be treated as a substitute for legal advice. Legal advice should always be sought before taking action based on the information provided. The authors bear no responsibility for errors and omissions.

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