[members-discuss] [exec-board] Change of conditions
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Rob Golding
rob.golding at astutium.com
Fri Dec 14 16:24:17 CET 2018
> The UK has > the difficulty that no such documentation is produced by Companies House > (which is the official recorder of All Things Business). I remember discussing with Nigel this exact problem a few years ago at a train station :) > The NCC has agreed that > an affidavit with apostille is acceptable for M&As taking place in the UK. I > think that affidavits or their equivalent are probably available in most > countries, so that I would expect that where there is no "officially issued" > M&A paperwork an affidavit should do. Whether that is practical/possible depends on whether you need them from the acquirer, the acquired or both, however the caveat being ... > Note that in order to get an affidavit issued you will have to > prove to the issuing authority that the merger/acquisition has actually taken > place. Sadly this isn't close to being true. You can post almost any document on a company letterhead to an apostile service in most countries and a week later you get back the certificate and a 50 euro charge to your c/card - no "proof" is generally asked/required Rob --- This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. https://www.avast.com/antivirus
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