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CP080 Memo and articles of limited company | | Price: £24 |
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| | | Net Lawman company documents have been amended to comply with the Companies Act 2006.
Do you want to:
- change your existing articles for a modern, comprehensible version OR
- form a new company.
It is not difficult to form your own company. The Registrar of Companies now produces excellent guidance. You can either complete forms on line or order a “pack” by post. On this page you will find links to all you need.
The Registrar of Companies does not supply model memorandum and articles. We do.
The memorandum and articles of association of a limited company are together its “constitution”. The directors cannot act outside of the powers set there, so it is very important that it reflects what the shareholders (whether directors or not) want from the company. The Net Lawman document has been written in plain terms and is accompanied by explanatory notes to remind you of issues which might otherwise be over looked.
Full instructions on how to set up a company are here. The Companies Act model articles are here. With Net Lawman memorandum and articles it really is simple. Just check the main terms to which the notes direct you, then fill in names and addresses and submit to Companies House. You will also have to complete two other forms. Here is the full list of what to send:
The memorandum and articles (from Net Lawman)
Form 10 from: http://www.companies-house.gov.uk/forms/generalForms/10.pdf
Form 12 from: http://www.companies-house.gov.uk/forms/generalForms/12.pdf
Your cheque for the fee (£20 at 01 12 03) Who will use this document:
- anyone wishing to set up a new limited company with modern provisions;
- anyone wanting to change their memo and articles wholesale rather than try to amend outdated language.
Key features:
- comprehensive coverage of any type of business you could possibly require;
- will satisfy your bank;
- options clearly comprehensible
Why use this document:
- save money by forming your company yourself;
- construct your articles to suit your business using a document you can understand.
This document includes all usual provisions and requirements provision for:
- name of your company
- location of registered office
- objects of the company
- statement of limited liability
- statement of amount of authorised share capital
- allotment of shares
- company's lien for debts
- general meetings
- appointment of directors
- borrowing powers
- alternate directors
- directors' meetings
- indemnity for directors
- restrictions on transfer of shares
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CP080 Memo and articles of limited company | | Price: £24 |
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Document length: 2600+ words; Explanatory notes: 850 words |
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