Company and Directors Face Penalty for Recording Incorrect Information Regarding Board Resolution:

The company stated that the resolution was passed on May 3, 2018 but the official minutes showed that the board resolution was actually passed on May 10, 2018.
ROC Penalise Company for Filing Incorrect Date of Board Resolution

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Company and Directors Face Penalty for Recording Incorrect Information Regarding Board Resolution
The company stated that the resolution was passed on May 3, 2018 but the official minutes showed that the board resolution was actually passed on May 10, 2018.
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