Examples of Notice of Incorporation in a sentence
This is because the BBC does not routinely publish the original receipts relating to each expense claim and it believes it is reasonable in this case to base the Director-General’s expectations of disclosure on a practice which has been established at the BBC since 2009.
The Commission may reject a Notice of Incorporation in terms of section 13 (4) by issuing a notice to the incorporators in Form CoR 14.2 and returning to them any documents or other material filed with the Notice of Incorporation.
No appointment letter is required where founding documents indicates there is only one director of company; Enterprise Notice of Incorporation Copy of Registration Certificate or Notice of Incorporation in the case of a Company, or Trust Deed with minutes of a meeting specifying who is authorised to act on behalf of Trust, or Partnership / Joint Venture Agreement in the case of a Partnership or Joint Venture, or Copy of Identity Document of taxpayer (e.g. minor) in case of an individual.
Section 14 deals with the registration of a company upon acceptance of a Notice of Incorporation together with a Memorandum of Incorporation.
The address of the Company constituting its domicilium citandi et executandi, shall be as is registered in terms of the Notice of Incorporation registered with the Companies and Intellectual Property Commission ("CIPC").
In order to register a company, the person / people who want to register the company have to pay the required fee, complete a Notice of Incorporation and register a Memorandum of Incorporation (MOI).
We are not saying here that in pursuing the mutual interest, (conventional) stakeholder banks do not generate positive externalities, but these positive externalities are of a different nature (i.e. financial and economic), such as stabilizing the financial sector (Hesse & Čihák, 2007) and mitigating any decrease in loan supply caused by monetary policy contractions (Ferri et al., 2014).
In such cases the Notice of Incorporation must clearly point this out, and also indicate the particular clause’s location in the MOI.
Obviously in the instance where the doctrine of constructive notice still operates in respect of such restrictive condition, (as the limitation can be regarded as a restrictive condition to which attention has been drawn in the Notice of Incorporation or further Notice of Amendment of an “RF” Company509) the third party would be deemed to know of those restrictions.
A company must have a financial year, ending on a date set out in the company's Notice of Incorporation, subject to any change made in terms of subsection (4).