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Legal term translation

Gegerty · 2008-07-28 15:19:37

Could someone tell me if this is a legal term? "COS ACTS & ANOR" and if so what does it mean? In the context of "COMPANY A" - V - COS ACTS & ANOR 2008 Thanks.

28-07-2008 4:19pm

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Gegerty

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Could someone tell me if this is a legal term? "COS ACTS & ANOR" and if so what does it mean? In the context of "COMPANY A" - V - COS ACTS &
ANOR 2008

Thanks.

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#2 28-07-2008 4:34pm

bills

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the companies act- a series of legislation governing companies & their operation

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#3 28-07-2008 5:43pm

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Thanks bills. When this is listed under the hearing of a WINDING UP PETITION, am I right in saying that the company is being closed down?

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#4 28-07-2008 6:13pm

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Yes, better known as liquidation. Companies are wound up either compulsarily by the court, voluntarily by the members or voluntarily by the creditors of the company.

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#5 29-07-2008 8:26pm

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ANOR is ANOther Respondant I think

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