When a company is taken off the New Zealand register, it happens in a specific way. The Registrar, who is in charge of keeping track of companies, writes and signs a notice. This notice says that the company is being removed from the New Zealand register. The company is officially removed when this notice is registered under the Companies Act 1993. This means the notice is officially recorded and becomes part of the legal records.
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316B: Transitional provision in relation to Liquidation Surplus Account under section 290 of Companies Act 1955, or
“Rules for handling unclaimed money from closed companies after law change”
318: Grounds for removal from register, or
“Reasons why a company can be removed from the New Zealand register”
A company is removed from the New Zealand register when a notice signed by the Registrar stating that the company is removed from the New Zealand register is registered under this Act.
