ORDINANCE No. 3 of 1866.
Registration of Companies.
or more otherwise duly constituted by law, and consisting of seven members, may at any time hereafter register itself under "The Companies Ordinance 1865," as an unlimited company, or a company limited by shares, or a company limited by guarantee; and no such registration shall be invalid by reason that it has taken place with a view to the company being wound up.
4. For the purposes of this Ordinance so far as the same relates to the description of companies empowered to register as companies limited by shares, a joint-stock company shall be deemed to be a company having a permanent paid-up or nominal capital of fixed amount, divided into shares, also of fixed amount, or held and transferable as stock, or divided and held partly in one way and partly in the other, and formed on the principle of having for its members the holders of shares in such capital, or the holders of such stock, and no other persons; and such company when registered with limited liability under "The Companies Ordinance 1865," shall be deemed to be a company limited by shares.
5. Previously to the registration in pursuance of this Ordinance of any joint-stock company there shall be delivered to the Registrar of Companies the following documents (that is to say),—
883 Definition of joint-stock company. Requisitions for registration by companies in pursuance of this Ordinance.
(1.) A list shewing the names, addresses, and occupations of persons who on a day named in such list, and not being more than six clear days before the day of registration, were members of such company, with the addition of the shares held by such persons respectively, distinguishing, in cases where such shares are numbered, each share by its number:
(2.) A copy of any Ordinance, royal charter, letters patent, deed of settlement, contract of copartnery, or other instrument constituting or regulating the company:
(3.) If any such joint-stock company is intended to be registered as a limited company, the above list and copy shall be accompanied by a statement specifying the following particulars; that is to say,
The nominal capital of the company and the number of shares into which it is divided:
The number of shares taken and the amount paid on each share:
ORDINANCE No. 3 or 1866.
Registration of Companies.
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otherwise duly constituted by law, and consisting of seven members, may at any time hereafter register itself under "The Com- panies Ordinance 1865," as an unlimited company, or a company limited by shares, or a company limited by guarantee; and no such registration shall be invalid by reason that it has taken place with a view to the company being wound up.
4. For the purposes of this Ordinance so far as the same relates to the description of companies empowered to register as companies limited by shares, a joint-stock company shall be deemed to be a company having a permanent paid-up or nominal capital of fixed amount, divided into shares, also of fixed amount, or held and transferable as stock, or divided and held partly in one way and partly in the other, and formed on the principle of having for its members the holders of shares in such capital, or the holders of such stock, and no other persons; and such company when registered with limited liability under "The Companies Ordinance 1865," shall be deemed to be a company limited by shares.
5. Previously to the registration in pursuance of this Ordinance of any joint-stock company there shall be delivered to the Registrar of Companies the following documents (that is to say),—
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(1.) A list shewing the names, addresses, and occupations of Ordinance. persons who on a day named in such list, and not being more than six clear days before the day of registration, were members of such company, with the addition of the shares, held by such persons respectively, distinguishing, in cases where such shares are numbered, each share by its number:
(2.) A copy of any Ordinance, royal charter, letters patent, deed of settlement, contract of copartnery, or other instrument constituting or regulating the company: (3.) If any such joint-stock company is intended to be registered as a limited company, the above list and copy shall be accompanied by a statement specifying the following particulars; that is to say,-
The nominal capital of the company and the number of shares into which it is divided:
The number of shares taken and the amount paid on each share:
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