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Kaveri Global Ltd., a foreign company with an Indian liaison office, has a charter written in French. It is delivering its constitutional documents to the Registrar. Which requirement applies to the charter?

The company must deliver a certified copy of its charter, statutes or memorandum and articles, and because the document is in French it must also give a certified English translation. An uncertified copy or a mere summary does not meet the Section 380(1)(a) requirement.

  1. AA certified copy of the charter with a certified English translationCorrect
  2. BOnly an uncertified French copy, since the Registrar can arrange translation
  3. COnly a summary of the charter in English, with no certified copy
  4. DNo charter need be filed, only the list of directors

Explanation

Section 380(1)(a) requires a certified copy of the charter or constituting instrument and, if not in English, a certified English translation. A summary or uncertified copy does not satisfy this.

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