The Act requires companies having paid-up share capital of more than Rs7.5 million to appoint at least one legal adviser that will advise on a company’s functions and discharge of duties in accordance with the law, according to a statement issued by the SECP on Tuesday.
Sub-rule (1) of Rule 4 of the Companies (Appointment of Legal Advisers) Rules 1975 stipulates “every company shall, within 15 days of appointment of a legal adviser, furnish in duplicate to the registrar of the region in which its registered office is situated, the name (names of the partners in case of a firm), address and remuneration of the legal adviser.”
Published in The Express Tribune, July 25th, 2018.
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