Practice question · Put in order
Order the journey of a company fact into full opposability.
- The decision is notarized where required
- The registrar checks legality and inscribes
- Publication: the fact is presumed known by all
- The board adopts the decision
- The document is filed with the registry
Hints
- The decision must be formalised before it can be filed.
- Only the final step makes the fact binding on the whole market.
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- The board adopts the decision
- The decision is notarized where required
- The document is filed with the registry
- The registrar checks legality and inscribes
- Publication: the fact is presumed known by all
Why
Decide, formalize, file, inscribe, publish, only the last step turns a private truth into one the whole market must respect.
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