SHOW CAUSE NOTICE ISSUED UNDER SECTION 246 OF THE COMPANIES ORDINANCE, 1984 TO FIRST DAWOOD INVESTME versus
Failure to furnish record statements of section 246 accounts and reports shows that the company failed to file annual returns in Form A of the Third Schedule specified in section 156 of the Companies Ordinance, asking the Company Secretary to write 1984 Was told that the annual return was due to the reasons for not filing the file within the stipulated time limit, in response the letter filed the annual return with the argument that the return was already filed with the commission and Effectively documented evidence was provided which caused the company to submit the documents. Examined and it was observed that the required return was filed by the company with the company registration office, instead of the commission record it has been shown that there was a delay of 312 days on the violation of the notification issued by the commission. Returns were filed with the Commission stating that the defaulting provisions of Section 246 (2) of the Ordinance of Companies of Default Attraction, 1984, had revealed that the Company had filed its return with the Commission within a specified time limit. , The company's reference under the reference was also filed within the stipulated limit, but the Commission's Sec. Rtyz Market Division of the Securities Market Division was addressing. Was taken away and the company's case accepted
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