SKU: OC-62308-02
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While every corporation in Alberta must have a minute book, not all minute books look the same. This presentation looks at the statutory requirements for minute books, considers who is entitled to access minute books, and provides direction on updating and maintaining minute books. It also provides guidance and suggestions on reviewing minute books in two contexts: (1) becoming a new registered office, records office, and/or agent for service of a corporation; and (2) for transactional and/or due diligence purposes.
This on-demand program was originally presented as an in-person program on February 9, 2023. The total running time is approximately 59 minutes.
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Faculty
Chair
Renée Gilead, Field Law
Presenter
Rachel Hayes, Field Law
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