Application for registration of existing corporation
31 Application for registration of existing corporation
An application for the registration of an existing corporation must:
be in the approved form; and
be accompanied by the fee:
(i) prescribed by the National Regulations, unless subparagraph (ii) applies; or
prescribed by the local regulations; and
be accompanied by:
(i) a written declaration, signed no more than 28 days before the application for registration by the directors or committee of management of the corporation, stating that at a meeting of the directors or committee they formed the opinion that the corporation will be able to pay its debts as they fall due; and
(ii) a report in the approved form as to the affairs of the corporation and showing its assets and liabilities, made up to the latest practicable date before the application; and
(iii) a copy of the constituent documents of the corporation in force at the date of the application; and
(iv) 2 copies of the proposed rules of the co-operative, as provided for by the special resolution; and
(v) in the case of a proposed distributing co-operative or in the case of a proposed non-distributing co-operative that is subject to a direction under section 23(2) – a copy of the formation disclosure statement presented to the meeting held under section 30, certified by the directors or committee of management of the corporation; and
(vi) a list containing the name, address, occupation and place and date of birth of each director; and
(vii) evidence to the satisfaction of the Registrar of the incorporation of the corporation; and
(viii) a statement setting out the connection that the proposed co-operative would have to this jurisdiction; and
(ix) a statement of the address (located in this jurisdiction) of the co-operative's registered office or proposed registered office; and
(x) any other particulars the Registrar may require in a particular case.
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