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Legal Terms - certificate of incorporation
An official document issued by the Registrar of Companies following the completion of a company's registration process, confirming that the business has been legally established.For a limited business, the certificate confirms that the company members have limited liability. In the case of a public corporation, the certificate verifies its status as a public company. Subsequently, the legitimacy of the incorporation cannot be disputed.
An official document issued by the Registrar of Companies following the completion of a company's registration process, confirming that the business has been legally established.For a limited business, the certificate confirms that the company members have limited liability. In the case of a public corporation, the certificate verifies its status as a public company. Subsequently, the legitimacy of the incorporation cannot be disputed.
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