If a subscriber to the Memorandum is illeterate then how can he sign them?
2 Replies
Mahendra Raja Gopal
(Student)
(48 Points)
Replied 03 December 2009
| Originally posted by :Kausha Mehta | ||
| " | If a subscriber to the Memorandum is illeterate then how can he sign them? | " |
An illeterate subscriber need not sign the Memorandum of Association. He should affix his thumb impresion in the presence of a representative person . The latter should then place the name of the executant against or below the thumb impresion and authenticate by signing his own signature.The contents of MOA has to be explained by the representative person to the subscriber.
J. Manivannan
(Advocate & IP)
(242 Points)
Replied 03 December 2009
The MOA and AOA should be read over to and Understand by person who has illeterate, thereafter they will be sign or put thump impression.
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