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Companies Act 2006

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As published

15 Issue of certificate of incorporation

(1) On the registration of a company, the registrar of companies shall give a certificate that the company is incorporated. (2) The certificate must state— (a) the name and registered number of the company, (b) the date of its incorporation, (c) whether it is a limited or unlimited company, and if it is limited whether it is limited by shares or limited by guarantee, (d) whether it is a private or a public company, and (e) whether the company's registered office is situated in England and Wales (or in Wales), in Scotland or in Northern Ireland. (3) The certificate must be signed by the registrar or authenticated by the registrar's official seal. (4) The certificate is conclusive evidence that the requirements of this Act as to registration have been complied with and that the company is duly registered under this Act.

Your change, as a redline

15 Issue of certificate of incorporation

(1) On the registration of a company, the registrar of companies shall give a certificate that the company is incorporated. (2) The certificate must state— (a) the name and registered number of the company, (b) the date of its incorporation, (c) whether it is a limited or unlimited company, and if it is limited whether it is limited by shares or limited by guarantee, (d) whether it is a private or a public company, and (e) whether the company's registered office is situated in England and Wales (or in Wales), in Scotland or in Northern Ireland. (3) The certificate must be signed by the registrar or authenticated by the registrar's official seal. (4) The certificate is conclusive evidence that the requirements of this Act as to registration have been complied with and that the company is duly registered under this Act.

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