The registered office clause in the memorandum of association of a company includes the name of the state in which the registered office of the company is located and the address of the office as written in the certificate of incorporation. The office of the company should be able to get notices and the board of directors should have their first meeting within 30 days of incorporation.
Altering of the registered office clause of a company could be for end number of reasons, however, the procedure to be followed for altering it depends on where the registered office will be relocated, whether the location is changing within local limits of the city, within one city to another city within the same state, or from one state to another state. The procedure for the alteration of the registered office clause under the three scenarios is mentioned below.
If the company is shifting the registered office from one city to another city or from one state to another state, it is important to take the consent of the shareholders, creditors, and the debenture holders of the company, as there is a constant fear of will the company stand well in that market? Therefore, before shifting the office, all the shareholders and debenture holders needs to be assured. A company may consider changing the registered office, because of reasons like tax compliances, or more availability of raw material in lesser prices, growth rate of the company may be better in another area. However, all of this needs to be put forth before the shareholders, to gain their consent.
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