Companies Act (Cap. 386)

Companies Act (Cap. 386), article 403

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403. (1) The provisions of articles 404 to 413 and of articles 418 to 423 which regulate the investigation of the affairs of companies, shall also apply to other commercial partnerships as though references to "companies" include references to "commercial partnerships", references to "shares" and to "issued share capital" include references to " interests in the partnership", and references to "directors" include references to "partners other than limited partners." (2) The provisions of articles 405 to 410, 412, 413 and 423(1) shall apply to all bodies corporate constituted or incorporated outside Malta which are carrying on business in or have at any time carried on business in Malta, as if they were companies under this Act, but subject to any adaptations and modifications as may be prescribed. (3) Where the Registrar appoints one or more inspectors for any of the purposes specified in the following articles of this Part, such inspectors shall produce their letter of authority when so required in the exercise of their powers. (4) Where any of the powers arising in terms of this article or in terms of articles 404 to 407, 410, 411, 414 and 416 to 419 are exercised or are to be exercised in respect of a company which is licensed or supervised by a competent authority as defined in article 420(3), such powers shall be exercised after consultation with the relevant competent authority. (5) An inspector appointed under this Part shall be a person selected by the Registrar from a list, approved by the Minister from time to time, of persons deemed competent to act as inspectors under this Part. Investigation of a company on its own application or that of its members. Amended by: IV. 2003.157.

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