A company can confirm a pre-incorporation contract by performing it or obtaining benefits from it.
If a public company does business or borrows before obtaining a trading certificate from the Registrar, the transaction is:
An accountant or solicitor acting in their professional capacity during the registration of a company may be deemed a promoter.
Before it can trade, which of the following criteria must a public company meet?
Which of the following company books is a public company NOT legally required to keep?
Which of the following is true regarding a register of directors?
The role of which of the following parties is to form a company?
Which of the following statements concerning promoters is correct?
Which TWO of the following are methods that a promoter can use to avoid liability on pre-incorporation contracts?
(1) Signing the pre-incorporation contract 'on behalf of the company'
(2) Executing the pre-incorporation contract as a deed
(3) Buying an 'off-the-shelf' company
(4) Novating the contract
To register a company, a number of documents must be submitted to the Registrar of Companies.
Which of the following is NOT a document that needs to be sent to the Registrar to register a company?