According to the CBCA, the Rule That "If a Corporation's

question 43

Multiple Choice

According to the CBCA, the rule that "if a corporation's charter is filed in a government office and available to the public for examination, then third parties are deemed to have notice of its contents", is

• A) binding on all contracting parties.
• B) only to be applied in cases where it can be used against the corporation.
• C) established in most legal jurisdictions throughout Canada.
• D) abolished.
• E) only to be enforced by federally incorporated businesses.

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