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After its incorporation, there are a wide variety of obligations that a company must observe on an ongoing basis as it carries out its day-to-day business.

Some of those obligations are triggered as a result of changes to the company's particulars, including:

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    the appointment, retirement, resignation or removal of the company's officers

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