Every South African company is legally obliged to keep minutes of meetings of the board and any of its committees and which include any declaration of personal financial interests made a director and resolutions/decisions which are adopted/taken by its directors.
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See AllIn South Africa, security over financial instruments is typically established through a pledge, cession in security, or a combination of...
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