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Companies need to get in on the Act

September 12, 2013 MGAdvocate Commercial Law, Company Law, Directors, meetings, shareholders companies, Companies Act 71 of 2008, Directors, governance

Companies need to get in on the Act

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No need to panic as new Companies Act deadline expires

June 22, 2013 MGAdvocate Commercial Law, Company Law, Directors, shareholders companies, Companies Act 71 of 2008, Directors, governance, shareholders

No need to panic as new Companies Act deadline expires

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