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The Companies And Allied Matters Act 2020 – What You Need To Know - Part 10 – Company Administration - Corporate/Commercial Law

the designated officer of the Court appointed to act as receiver; a liquidator; a combination of any of the persons listed in (i) to (iv) above. Administration can also be commenced out of court.  This happens where an administrator is appointed by either the company itself, its directors or the holder of a floating charge that meets the stipulated conditions.  Where an appointment is made out of court, the person that appointed the administrator is required to file a notice of appointment, and such other documents as may be prescribed, with the Corporate Affairs Commission (the CAC ), and in some

The Companies And Allied Matters Act 2020 – What You Need To Know -Part 11 – Company Voluntary Arrangements - Corporate/Commercial Law

BACKGROUND The Companies and Allied Matters Act (Chapter C20) Laws of the Federation of Nigeria 2004 ( CAMA 1990 ) was initially made law in Nigeria in 1990 as a decree of the military government. It was modelled on the English Companies Act 1985. For thirty years, there were no significant amendments to the CAMA 1990, notwithstanding that England has, over the past three decades, amended and replaced its own Companies Act. Nigerian companies had to, essentially, rely on a 30-year old law to govern the way businesses operate in our dynamic and exponentially evolving global community. However, this all changed on Friday the 7th of August

CAC Mulls Amnesty for Registered Entities, Generates N19bn

By James Emejo The Registrar-General, Cor-porate Affairs Commission (CAC), Alhaji Garba Abubakar, yesterday said it is working out modalities for granting amnesty on annual returns to registered entities including companies, business names and incorporated trustees. He said details of the proposed relief programme would be announced before the first quarter of the year. Speaking in an interview with THISDAY, he also stated that despite the adverse impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, the commission generated about N19 billion in 2019 above the N18.2 billion target. He added that the commission also hoped to surpass the N20 billion revenue target for 2021 by leveraging electronic systems transactions for majority of its operations going forward.

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