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Seven individual farmers, each a producer, wish to form a Producer Company. Consider the rule on formation. Which statement is correct?
The seven farmers cannot form a Producer Company by themselves. The Act requires ten or more producer individuals, or two or more Producer Institutions, or a combination of ten or more individuals and Producer Institutions. Seven individuals alone do not meet that minimum requirement.
- AThey cannot form it, as at least ten individuals or two Producer Institutions, or a combination of ten or more individuals and Producer Institutions, are requiredCorrect
- BThey can form it, since any two individuals may do so
- CThey can form it, since seven members are enough for a public company
- DThey can form it only as a company limited by guarantee
Explanation
Section 378C(1) permits ten or more individuals who are producers, or two or more Producer Institutions, or a combination of ten or more individuals and Producer Institutions, to form a Producer Company. Seven individuals alone fall short. The company is also a company limited by shares.
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