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Orchid Pharma Pvt Ltd buys a plot that is already subject to a charge in favour of a financier. Which statement is correct under the Companies Act, 2013?
Section 77 registration provisions apply, so far as may be, to a company acquiring property that is subject to a charge. The acquisition does not extinguish the charge, and the buyer company is not exempt merely because the seller created it.
- ARegistration provisions of Section 77 apply, so far as may be, to a company acquiring property subject to a chargeCorrect
- BNo registration is needed because the charge was created by the seller
- COnly the seller must register, and the buyer is exempt in all cases
- DThe charge is automatically extinguished on acquisition
Explanation
Section 79 extends Section 77 registration provisions, so far as may be, to a company acquiring property subject to a charge and to modification of terms, conditions, extent or operation of a registered charge. Hence the acquiring company cannot ignore it.
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