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18 of 1990
The Companies Amendment Act 18 of 1990 intends:
- to amend the Companies Act, 1973 [repealed in 2011], so as
- to further regulate objections to names of companies and defensive names;
- to further regulate recourse to the Court in matters as to names;
- to abolish the requirement that copies of a memorandum and articles certified by a notary public as true copies, be lodged with a view to registration thereof;
- to provide for the disposal of the books and papers of a company which has been deregistered;
- to require that cessions by a company of its assets be entered in a register;
- to further regulate the offer for sale of shares to the public without a prospectus; and
- to provide that particulars of a secretary which is a body corporate be entered in the register of directors and officers; and
- to provide for matters connected therewith.
Commencement
1 September 1991
