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One Existing Private Limited Company under Companies Act, 1956 maintain all statutory registers as per the provisions of The Companies Act, 1956. Which statutory registers are need to change as per The Companies Act, 2013 from existing registers maintained under The Companies Act, 1956. Please clarify.

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Posted By: Sunil kumar agrawal 9 year(s) ago

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The formats of most of the register like register of member, debenture holder, deposits, charges, investment have changed under the new Act. The Act also prescribes the timelines within which one has to move to the new registers

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