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Section 11: Accounts and documents by whom to be signed

3. Conduct of business, receiving and investigation of complaints, Regulation, 2007Central Regulations · 2006

(1) The Secretary or any officer as may be nominated by the Chairperson are hereby severally authorised for and on behalf of the Board to endorse and transfer negotiable instruments, stock-receipts, stock, debentures, shares, securities and documents of title to movable and immovable properties standing in the name of or held by the Board, and to draw, accept and endorse bills of exchange and other instruments in , .. ,•H ..

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' ['lfl1II-~3(i)) the current and authorised business of the Board and to sign all other accounts, receipts and documents connected with such business.

(2) Plaints, written statements, complaints, affidavits. petitions and any other documents .connected with legal proceedings may be signed and verified on behalf of the Board by the Secretary or any officer authorised by the Chai rpersqn to sign such documents for and on behalf of the Board.

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Act3. Conduct of business, receiving and investigation of complaints, Regulation, 2007
Section11
Marginal noteAccounts and documents by whom to be signed
JurisdictionCentral
StatusIn force as published by the source

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