Multiple choice

A statutory declaration is to be submitted with the concerned authorities stating that all the legal requirements of the Companies Act in regard to incorporation have been complied with. This statement can be signed by any of the following, except

  1. Advocate of High Court or Supreme Court

  2. Chartered Accountant or Company Secretary

  3. Registrar of Companies

  4. Person named in the articles as a director

  5. Manager or Secretary of the Company

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C Correct answer
Explanation

The Statutory declaration has to be submitted to the Registrar of Companies. Hence, this is incorrect.