Do You Suffer From Migraines In La Quinta CA?
Why would you take a dangerous medication when treatments like this exist? Medicare and most insurance covers this new procedure that regulates part of your spenhopalatine ganglion (SPG) nerve cluster which is related to migraines, trigeminal neuralgia, facial pain and headaches.
Hi, my name is Dr. Olesnicky, CA and I have joined forces with Dr. Hashimoto, DC to create a new and unique migraine and headache treatment. Migraines, facial pain and headaches can be a terrible thing. Most of us have had a headache once in a while but if you are chronic sufferer you literally have to waste a day when the pain hits.
You drop everything in your life when you get one of these throbbing, stabbing and painful headaches. Most people don't understand how it feels to have a severe headache, and family members, spouses, co-workers and friends begin to lose faith in your ability to pull through when needed (trust me I've seen divorces happen over chronic migraines).
Sure you might be able to get by with your ibuprofen, imitrex or pain killers but is this really the way you want to live your life? Sometimes your headaches are actually caused from a rebound effect from these medications that you are taking for preventative reasons during your onset stage.
I get it, it's tough because when life is busy, you want to tackle your headache at its inception before it turns into a full blown migraine but this can lead to fatal mistakes for your long term health, plus this is no way to live your life.
Not to mention the cost of some of these medications adds up, so wouldn't it be nice to get rid of these headaches for good?
Imagine what you could do on a daily basis if you didn't have to worry about headaches?
Imagine how happy you would be without any headaches?
Everyone understands that only treating the symptoms of headaches, migraines and facial pain can be dangerous, but taking care of your symptoms is the first thing that everyone wants taken care of.
Step #1: We use a special FDA approved applicator to spray a tiny amount of medication on a SPG nerve cluster up your nose in a tight spot. This is done over a 30 day period to create a long lasting effect from your symptoms.
Use of a special FDA approved device makes this procedure safe, and covered by insurance since it is no more than a nerve block.
Step #2: The second part of this requires work with the structure and neurological components. A very specific diagnostic evaluation is important during this step because we need to rule in and out the different causes of these head pains, migraines and neuralgias.
Step #3: Acupuncture is incorporated in many of our treatments because this time proven therapy has helped millions of patients over the last few thousand years, and even though the mechanism is not completely understood it is extremely effective when combined with the methods above.
DO I HAVE TO RECEIVE ALL THREE STEPS?
Last time I checked it's still a free country, so nothing is absolute and required, however after our evaluation some recommendations will be made by me or one of our doctors. These recommendations are based on experience and results and every time someone deviates from optimal one can expect less than optimal results.
Combining these therapies together provides synergy that they wouldn't be able to occur on their own.
If you are unsatisfied with your current situation of taking medications or injections for an indefinite length of time, then you need to call our office.
Call (760) 777-8377 to receive your FREE headache screening to determine if you are a candidate for this procedure. Even if you are not suffering this minute, but do suffer a few times a month, this treatment works preventatively since we are addressing the cause rather than the symptoms getting an evaluation could change your life.
Dr. Hashimoto and Dr. Olesnicky have written a book about headaches and what treatment options you have if you want to avoid surgery. You can request your free copy with your appointment.
"Frequent headaches were just a part of my life and I've had all the scans and seen every headache specialist out there. I've had MRIs of my brain, seen the neurologist and was just given medications to deal with my headaches. I heard about Dr. Hashimoto and wanted to try their headache treatment program and am happy to report it has been several months since I finished and I still haven't had a headache. In fact, I feel so much better and have been the energy to chase my grandkids around after work."
"Before I saw Dr. Coleman and Dr. Hashimoto for my headaches, I had a plethora of tests, scans of my brain and wasn't able to get any results through the medical system. After a few treatments with Dr. Hashimoto and Dr. Coleman I haven't had a headache and my neck and back feel so much better."
"I have been suffering from chronic daily migraines for 8 years, to the point where I would vomit a few times a month because of the severity of the pain. The only way I could make it through the workday was with a significant dose of migraine medication but it didn't get rid of them completely until now. I've had several treatments and now my migraines are gone!"


Barbara Barry is among the world's most prominent designers. Her timeless designs stand for a unique blend of sophistication and livability. With elegant interiors, classic furnishings, and luxury products, Barbara Barry inspires a life of beauty. True to the spirit of American Modernism, Barbara Barry creates simple, versatile pieces that effortlessly adapt to their settings. As an artist, Barbara begins each design with observation and reflection. A drawing or a watercolor becomes a model that is developed and refined until it becomes a finished product that reveals careful attention to craft and quality in every detail. Each piece is designed to be used and cherished; to take its place in the life of the home.


We've moved from pixels to sensor size, which is probably a more reasonable measurement. However not all sensors are equal - there are different designs. For example, Sony is using Exmor-R back-illuminated CMOS, while Fuji is using front-side-illuminated EXR-CMOS.
The next step up from 2/3 is the Four Thirds System, then APS-C, then "full frame" sensors. Wikipedia's Image sensor format article gives a good overview. You can also get a visual idea of the sizes from this SensorSizes image.
Despite the smaller sensor, I like the features of the HX5V including high zoom and GPS, so it's my main compact camera.
The current (as of November 2011) versions of the cameras above are the Sony HX9V, the Canon S100, and the Nikon P7100 (all with different specs than the models listed above). The Fuji X10 was just released.
I got the X10 for its quick start up time and very high shooting rates (up to 10fps still photo, up to 200fps video). I also wanted to have a viewfinder camera as sometimes staring at the LCD to compose a shot is awkward.
The first thing I noticed right away is that the lens cap--which is about 1cm deep--has no loop for a strap. As the camera turns on by turning the lens (there is no other way to turn it on), this leads to a very awkward dance as you take off the cap and then try to hold the cap while turning the lens. Since the cap is deep, it doesn't quickly slip into a pants pocket or a tight shoulder bag pocket. This multi-second dance impedes the theoretical 0.8s startup time for the camera in quick-start mode.
The second is that the auto mode seems quite poor. Instead on the X10 your default auto-shooting mode should be the EXR mode, which is much more intelligent.
Sweep panoramas are under the Advanced mode, unlike the HX5V where it is a top-level dial option.
In general for selection modes you turn the dial, then press menu, then select the sub-mode. This is quite a few steps to go through.
Those are just the modes on the main selector dial on the top.
I do like the flash design, in which you have to manually pop up the flash for it to be active (particularly since I see so many people with cameras firing off flash all the time, where it's not needed because of lighting or where it's prohibited e.g. in art galleries).
The optical viewfinder has 85% coverage, and it does zoom along with the zoom you set manually. I like the manual zoom as drive-controlled zoom (e.g. as in the HX5V) is very hard to control precisely.
On the software front, the camera comes with FinePix Viewer, but it is not supported under Mac OS X 10.7 Lion (and will never be). It works fine with Aperture.
"Tried at the last meeting in Tokyo, but apparently lost that battle."
"Unfortunately, FinePix Viewer will not be supported under Lion. Personally, iPhoto is much better anyways."
is the 12MP EXR-CMOS sensor in the X10 back-illuminated?
"the 12MP EXR-CMOS in the #Fujifilm X10 is a FSI and not a BSI. This allows for Base 100 ISO."
I am still learning the many, many modes on the camera. Here is a cropped picture taken in EXR Auto.
The X10 is available for order from Amazon.com but not yet from Amazon.ca - in Canada I got mine from Henry's. The manual recommends Class 4 or better memory card for video; I'm using a SanDisk Class 10 | UHS-I | 30MB/s card. I found the battery life is not great (the in-device processing uses a lot of power I think), so I got a second battery. Another useful accessory is the lens hood, Fuji model LH-X10 (I plan to order one).


Funko Pop! presents a stylized vinyl collectible figure of Miles Morales from Gamerverse Spider-Man.
Funko Pop! Marvel Spider-Man Gamerverse Miles Morales Vinyl Figure is rated 5.0 out of 5 by 1.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Kylie from Wonderful!!! Funko Pops always come in perfect boxes!! Miles is a great new addition to my collection, Thank you!!


On the palate, honeysuckle, and dried apricots mingle with the bright flavors of grapefruit and are accented with the fragrant essence of lemongrass. For generations, Raymond Vineyards has been an integral part of the Napa Valley, with now five generations of viticultural and winemaking expertise. This medium-bodied Chardonnay is well balanced, with a kiss of oak rounding out the fresh acidity of the fruit, and unfolding into a smooth, long-lasting finish.


WICHITA, Kan. (AP) — Authorities say a 4-year-old boy has been shot and wounded an apparent case of road rage after one vehicle cut off another in a Kansas city.
Wichita Police Chief Gordon Ramsay says the boy was among six children inside a sport utility when someone in a silver Ford Mustang fired two shots just before 5 p.m. Wednesday.
Ramsay says the boy was shot in the stomach and taken to a hospital in stable but critical condition.
The Wichita Eagle reports that the Mustang took off after the shooting but was later stopped. Police are interviewing the people who were inside.
No information has been provided on the suspected shooter.


Today we are excited to be releasing Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 14971 for PC to Windows Insiders in the Fast ring.
Fun fact! It's PowerShell's 10 year anniversary this week. Hop over to Channel 9 to see some of the videos we've been sharing about it. If you're looking to learn more about unleashing the "power" in PowerShell, this page is a great resource.
Last week, the Windows Insiders team had several sessions as part of the MVP Summit as well as a #WindowsInsiders dinner. It was awesome to hear everyone's passion for the future of Windows products!
We love seeing our Windows Insiders organize #WINsiders4Good events on their own! This is exactly why we created the DIY kit and we love seeing you all use it to build relationships and solve problems in your communities.
There is an event happening on London on 12/15 hosted by Michael Gillett, so please register if you are able to attend.
Please note that we will not be releasing any new builds next week. Next week is the Thanksgiving holiday here in the U.S. and much of the team is taking some well-deserved time off to celebrate the holiday with their families.


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Jim Shirra (born 10 June 1950) is a Scottish professional footballer who spent the majority of his career playing for Falkirk, where he made over 180 league appearances and scored 27 goals. He also played for Aberdeen and Dundee before leaving for Melbourne, Australia where he played in the National Soccer League for South Melbourne Hellas, one of Australia's most successful clubs. Shirra later returned to Scotland where he played for Stirling Albion in the second division of the Scottish Football League

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Jim Shirra at Aussie Footballers

1950 births
Living people
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Aberdeen F.C. players
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Here you'll find T-shirts, tote bags, pens, badges etc as and when they're available. We occasionally come across some absolute gems in the stock room. This is where you'll find those.


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Balls of Fury
Watch the balls fly in this hilarious, action-packed comedy starring Christopher Walken (Hairspray) and George Lopez (The George Lopez Show)! When former professional table tennis phenomenon Randy Daytona (Dan Fogler) is recruited by FBI Agent Rodriguez (Lopez) for a mission in the unsanctioned, underground and utterly unhinged world of extreme table tennis, he's determined to bounce back to his former glory and smoke out his father's killer, the arch-fiend Feng (Walken). But with danger coming...

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GOVERNMENT GAZETTE OF THE REPUBLIC OF NAMIBIA. N$23.40 WINDHOEK - 10 August 2010 No. 4536
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1 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE OF THE N$23.40 WINDHOEK - 10 August 2010 No CONTENTS Page GOVERNMENT NOTICES No. 172 Commencement of the Companies Act, 2004 (Act No. 28 of 2004)... 1 No. 173 Companies Administrative Regulations: Companies Act, Government Notices MINISTRY OF TRADE AND INDUSTRY No COMMENCEMENT OF THE (ACT NO. 28 OF 2004) In terms of section 452 of the Companies Act, 2004 (Act No. 28 of 2004), 1 determine that the said Act comes into operation on 1 November H. Geingob MINISTER OF TRADE AND INDUSTRY MINISTRY OF TRADE AND INDUSTRY No COMPANIES ADMINISTRATIVE REGULATIONS: Under section 13 of the Companies Act, 2004 (Act No. 28 of 2004), I have made the regulations set out in the Schedule. H. Geingob MINISTER OF TRADE AND INDUSTRY
2 2 Government Gazette 10 August 2010 No Arrangement of Regulations SCHEDULE 1. Definitions 2. Office hours 3. Documents 4. Certification of documents and translations 5. Certification of copies of documents by Registrar 6. Examination of documents by Registrar 7. Interviews with and hearings by Registrar 8. Forms, fees and duties 9. Manner of payment of fees 10. Inspection and copies of documents 11. Offences and penalties relating to the inspection of documents 12. Preservation of records 13. Conversion of company 14. Reservation of names and extensions 15. Registration of a shortened form of name or defensive name 16. Change of name of a company 17. Memorandum 18. Articles 19. Consolidation of articles 20. Registration and incorporation of a company having a share capital 21. Registration and incorporation of a company not having a share capital 22. Signing of memorandum and articles 23. Certification of additional copies of documents by Registrar 24. Alteration of share capital, acquisition of own shares and payment to shareholders 25. Statement of commission and discount on shares 26. Allotment of shares 27. Application for extension of time 28. Registration of a Court order 29. Redeeming of redeemable preference shares 30. Variation of rights in respect of shares 31. Written statement for offer of shares for sale to public 32. Notice regarding registers 33. Fee for disclosure of beneficial interest in securities 34. Application for exclusion of members or debenture holders from rights offer 35. Letter of allocation for rights offers 36. Registration of prospectus 37. Notice of postal address and registered office of a company 38. Certificate to commence business 39. Annual return 40. Annual duty 41. Additional fees for failure to pay annual duty 42. Failure to hold annual general meeting 43. Special resolutions 44. Minute books 45. Consent to act as director or officer and director s contract to subscribe to shares 46. Register of directors, officers, auditors and secretaries 47. Auditors 48. Change of financial year of company 49. Application for group annual financial statements not to deal with subsidiary 50. Provisional annual financial statements and annual financial statements of a company 51. Application for extension of period to issue provisional annual financial statements
3 No Government Gazette 10 August Take-over offers 53. Power to acquire shares of minority in take-over scheme 54. External company to have person authorised to accept service 55. Registration of external company 56. Changes in memorandum of external company 57. Appointment as liquidator, provisional judicial manager and final judicial manager 58. Manner of transfer of securities 59. Particulars of directors of dissolved companies 60. Fees for late submissions 61. Lodgement of additional copy of certain prescribed forms 62. General offence and penalty 63. Repeal of regulations 64. Savings 65. Short title and commencement Annexure 1 Fees and duties Annexure 2 List of Forms Annexure 3 Forms CM 1 to CM 52 Annexure 4 Printing Instructions to CM Forms Definitions 1. In these regulations any word or expression to which a meaning has been assigned in the Act bears that meaning, and unless the context otherwise indicates - legal practitioner means a legal practitioner as defined in section 1 of the Legal Practitioners Act, 1995 (Act No. 15 of 1995), and includes a candidate legal practitioner as defined in that Act; repealed Regulations means the Companies Administrative Regulations, 1973, repealed by regulation 63; the Act means the Companies Act, 2004 (Act No. 28 of 2004); the Office means the Companies Registration Office referred to in section 4 of the Act; and the repealed Act means the Companies Act, 1973 (Act No. 61 of 1973). Office hours 2. The Office will be open to the public from Mondays to Fridays from 09:00 to 12:00 and from 14:00 to 16:00, except on - (a) (b) public holidays in terms of the Public Holidays Act, 1990 (Act No. 26 of 1990), or days which have been proclaimed to be public holidays in terms of section 3 of that Act; and days that may be notified by means of a placard posted in a conspicuous place at the Office, or in another manner as the Registrar determines. Documents 3. (1) All documents lodged with the Registrar must, unless the Registrar directs otherwise, be written in block capital letters, typewritten, lithographed or printed in legible characters with permanent black ink on one side only of strong white paper of a size approximately 298 millimetres by 207 millimetres (international paper size A4) leaving a margin of at least 20
4 4 Government Gazette 10 August 2010 No millimetres on the left-hand side of that paper, except that paper of different size and colour may be specified for the forms to be lodged with the Registrar. (2) Documents or copies of documents to be transmitted or returned to a company or to any other person may be copies of those original documents, unless the Registrar directs otherwise. (3) The Registrar may reject any document that in his or her opinion is unsuitable for record purposes. (4) Subject to sections 160(2), 328(1)(a), 334 and 335(6) of the Act, all documents to be lodged with the Registrar must be in the English language. (5) A copy of any document in the Office reproduced by microfilm, microcard, or by the miniature photographic process certified by the Registrar or a staff member referred to in section 6(4) of the Act is, without proof of production of a document purporting to be the original, upon the mere production of that copy in proceedings, whether in a court of law or otherwise, admissible as evidence in respect of the contents of that document. (6) All communications to the Registrar, or any document required to be send to or lodged with the Registrar, may be transmitted - (a) (b) (c) through the post or an authorised agent; by means of an electronic lodgement system provided and approved by the Registrar; or through any other means approved by the Registrar. (7) Despite subregulation (6), section 68(2) of the Act applies to the delivery and the uplifting of the memorandum and the articles of a company at the Office. (8) Any document lodged with the Registrar may be reproduced by microfilm in accordance with the code of practice approved by the Registrar for the processing, testing and preservation of silver gelatine microfilm for archival purposes. (9) Despite subregulation (8), the microfilm process may be substituted by an electronic archival and imaging system provided and approved by the Registrar. (10) The printing instructions applicable to the printing of all CM forms are set out in Annexure 4. Certification of documents and translations 4. (1) Where a certified copy of a document is forwarded to or lodged with the Registrar and that document contains more than one sheet of paper, those sheets must be numbered consecutively and fastened together in the manner determined by the Registrar. (2) A certified copy referred to in subregulation (1) must be notarially certified as a true copy and the public notary must affix his or her seal to every sheet of paper of that document, but the Registrar may allow a document that is differently certified if the Registrar is satisfied that, in terms of international practice and standards, the document has been properly certified. (3) Subregulation (2) does not apply in respect of a copy referred to in section 12 of the Act which document is certified by the Registrar of the High Court as a true copy of the original document.
5 No Government Gazette 10 August (4) Where the public notary certifies a document in a foreign country, his or her signature must be authenticated to the satisfaction of the Registrar. (5) When a document which is not in the English language is translated into the English language, and that document is to be forwarded to or lodged with the Registrar, the translation must be certified by a sworn or officially recognised translator or be otherwise verified to the satisfaction of the Registrar. (6) Subregulation (1) applies, with necessary changes, to the binding of a document translated in terms of subregulation (5), where that document contains more than one sheet of paper. Certification of copies of documents by Registrar 5. (1) The Registrar may, on application by any person, certify a copy of a document held at the Office. (2) The fee payable for such certification in subregulation (1) is set out in Item 4 of Annexure 1. Examination of documents by Registrar 6. (1) A person who wants to register with the Registrar any document relating to these regulations or to the Act, may submit such document to the Registrar for examination and the fee payable for such examination is set out in Item 1 of Annexure 1. (2) The same fee contemplated in subregulation (1) is payable with regard to the examination by the Registrar of any other document for any other reason a person may wish the Registrar to examine. (3) The fee payable for a certificate contemplated in section 8(1)(b) of the Act is set out in Item 1 of Annexure 1. Interviews with and hearings by Registrar 7. (1) When a legal practitioner or a person referred to in section 68(2) of the Act is acting on behalf of a company, all interviews with or hearings before the Registrar must be undertaken only by a duly authorised legal practitioner or a person referred to in section 68(2) of the Act. (2) Only a person that is duly authorised by a company as its legal practitioner, or a person referred to in section 68(2) of the Act, may appear before the Registrar in connection with any matter relating to a prospectus dealt with in Chapter 6 of the Act. Forms, fees and duties 8. (1) The fees and duties payable in terms of the Act and these regulations are set out in Annexure 1. (2) The forms contained in Annexure 2 must be used in all instances to which those forms apply and those forms may be modified, as directed by the Registrar, to meet other requirements. Manner of payment of fees 9. (1) The payment of all fees, additional fees, annual duty or other moneys, contemplated in section 9(1) of the Act, must, except where otherwise provided for in these regulations, be made to the Permanent Secretary: Ministry of Finance.
6 6 Government Gazette 10 August 2010 No (2) Proof of payment of the fees, additional fees, annual duty or other moneys payable must be affixed to the relevant form or document. (3) The date of payment of fees, additional fees, annual duty or other moneys payable referred to in section 9(1) of the Act, is the date, as the case may be - (a) on a receipt issued in respect of a payment contemplated in subregulation (2); (b) (c) on which revenue stamps are cancelled by the Registrar; impressed on a document or a form by the official date stamp of the Registrar or the Office. Inspection and copies of documents 10. (1) A person who wants to personally inspect a document at the Office or to personally obtain a copy of a document kept at the Office must complete a form provided for that purpose by the Office. (2) The fees payable for the inspection or obtaining of a copy in terms of subregulation (1) are the relevant fees set out in Item 2 and Item 3 of Annexure 1. (3) A person who makes any payment pursuant to subregulation (1) must show proof of payment by affixing (a) (b) (c) an uncancelled revenue stamp; a receipt issued in respect of a payment as contemplated in regulation 9(1); or a revenue franking machine impression, to the form referred to in subregulation (1). (4) A person who does not personally inspect a document or personally obtain a copy of a document kept at the Office may, in writing, apply to the Registrar for information relating to the document or for a copy of that document. (5) The fees payable for a copy of a document in terms of subregulation (4) are the relevant fees set out in Item 2 and 3 of Annexure 1, and those fees must be paid in respect of each document. (6) A person who makes any payment pursuant to subregulation (4) must show proof of payment by affixing (a) (b) (c) an uncancelled revenue stamp; a receipt issued in respect of a payment as contemplated in regulation 9(1); or a revenue franking machine impression, to the written application referred to in subregulation (4). (7) The fees set out in Items 2 and 3 of Annexure 1, relating to the inspection of documents, copies of documents or obtaining copies of documents through an electronic access system provided and approved by the Registrar, may be paid for on an account, subject to conditions which the Registrar may lay down.
7 No Government Gazette 10 August Offences and penalties relating to the inspection of documents 11. (1) A person who, while inspecting any document at the Office, knowingly and without the consent of the Registrar - (a) (b) (c) (d) (e) removes a document from the custody of the Registrar or the Office; makes or causes to be made any entry on a document; destroys or defaces any document; alters or causes to be altered any entry on a document; copies or duplicates any document, commits an offence and is liable on conviction to a fine not exceeding N$2 000 or to imprisonment for a period not exceeding six months, or to both such fine and such imprisonment. (2) Subregulation (1) does not apply to a legal practitioner or person referred to in section 68(2) of the Act when those persons are required by the Registrar to amend or alter the memorandum or articles of a company. Preservation of records 12. (1) Any document of a private company lodged with the Registrar under section 26 of the Companies Act, 1926 (Act No. 46 of 1926), and which has at the commencement of the Act not yet been destroyed, may be destroyed at any time. (2) Where a return of allotments was lodged with the Registrar under section 85(2)(a) of the Companies Act, 1926 (Act No. 46 of 1926), on any document other than on the prescribed form (Form L), and that document has at the commencement of the Act not yet been destroyed, it may be destroyed at any time. (3) Despite subregulation (1), any document lodged with the Registrar or any microfilm or microcard made of that document may, with the permission of the Head of Archives referred to in section 1 of the Archives Act, 1992 (Act No. 12 of 1992), be transferred to the appropriate archives depot or to any intermediate depot in accordance with section 6 of that Act, or be destroyed, as the case may be. Conversion of company 13. (1) A registration, in terms of section 30 of the Act, of the conversion of a company from one type or form of a company into another type or form of a company must be lodged with the Registrar on Form CM 45, accompanied by the special resolution on Form CM 26. (2) The fees payable for the lodgement of forms in subregulation (1) are set out in Item 5 of Annexure 1. Reservation of names and extensions 14. (1) An application, in terms of section 48(1) of the Act, for the reservation of a name, a shortened form of a name or a defensive name of a company must be lodged with the Registrar on Form CM 5.
8 8 Government Gazette 10 August 2010 No (2) An application, in terms of section 48(3) of the Act, for the extension of the reservation of a name, a shortened form of a name or a defensive name of a company must be lodged with the Registrar on Form CM 6. (3) The fees payable for the lodgement of the forms in subregulations (1) and (2) are set out in Item 6 of Annexure 1. Registration of a shortened form of name or defensive name 15. (1) A company which requires the registration of a shortened form of the name of the company must, by special resolution, amend its memorandum by the insertion therein of the shortened form of its name. (2) An application, in terms of section 49(1) of the Act, for the registration of a shortened form of a name of a company must be lodged with the Registrar on Form CM 7, which must be accompanied by the special resolution on Form CM 26, a copy of the notice to shareholders contemplated in section 208 of the Act and a copy of Form CM 5 as approved by the Registrar. (3) The Registrar must register the shortened form of the company s name and advise the company accordingly. (4) An application, in terms of section 49(2)(a) of the Act, for the registration of a name as a defensive name of a company must be lodged with the Registrar on Form CM 8, which must be accompanied by a copy of Form CM 5 as approved by the Registrar. (5) Lodgement of a copy of Form CM 5 in respect of the defensive name to be registered is not required (a) (b) if that name is identical to the name of a company which is to change simultaneously with the registration of the defensive name; or where the name is identical to the name of a company which is in the process of deregistration or under liquidation and the defensive name is registered prior to the deregistration or dissolution of the company concerned. (6) An application, in terms of section 49(2)(b) of the Act, for the renewal of the registration of a name as a defensive name of a company must, not later than the date on which the current period of the registration of that name expires, be lodged with the Registrar on Form CM 8A. (7) The fees payable for the lodgement of the forms referred to in subregulations (1) to (4) are set out in Item 7 of Annexure 1. Change of name of a company 16. (1) An application, in terms of section 50(2) of the Act, for the registration of a change of the name of a company must be lodged with the Registrar on Form CM 9, which must be accompanied by the special resolution on Form CM 26, a copy of the notice to shareholders contemplated in section 208 of the Act and a copy of Form CM 5 containing the new name as approved by the Registrar. (2) If applicable, an application, in terms of section 50(2)(a) of the Act, for the registration of a change of a shortened form of a name of a company must be lodged with the Registrar on Form CM 9A, which must be accompanied by the special resolution on From CM 26, a copy of the notice to shareholders contemplated in section 208 of the Act and a copy of Form CM 5 as approved.
9 No Government Gazette 10 August (3) If applicable, an application, in terms of section 50(2)(b) of the Act, for the deregistration of a shortened form of a name of a company must be lodged with the Registrar on Form CM 9B. (4) Lodgement of Form CM 5 in terms of subregulations (1) and (2) is not required if the changed name or changed shortened form of a name of a company is identical to - (a) (b) a defensive name registered by or on behalf of the company concerned, and the registration of which has not expired; or the name or the shortened form of the name of another company, which is to change simultaneously with the registration of special resolution contemplated in subregulation (2) or (3). (6) The fees payable for the lodgement of the forms in subregulations (1) to (4) are set out in Item 8 of Annexure 1. (7) The fee payable for an objection contemplated in section 51(2) is set out in Item 9 of Annexure 1. Memorandum 17. (1) The memorandum of a public company lodged in terms of section 68(1) of the Act must be accompanied by Form CM 1 and the completed relevant parts of Form CM 2. (2) The memorandum of a private company lodged in terms of section 68(1) of the Act must be accompanied by Form CM 1 and the completed relevant parts of Form CM 2. (3) The memorandum of a company limited by guarantee lodged in terms of section 68(1) of the Act must be accompanied by the completed relevant parts of Form CM 2, Form CM 3 and Form CM 4. (4) The fees payable for the lodgement of the forms in subregulations (1), (2) and (3) are set out in Item 10 of Annexure 1. Articles 18. (1) The articles of a public company or a private company, as the case may be having a share capital and which in terms of section 64(2) of the Act consist of the articles in the Schedule 1 to the Act must be lodged with the Registrar on Form CM 44 and Form CM 44C. (2) The articles of a public company or a private company, as the case may be, having a share capital that does not consist of the articles contained in Schedule 1 to the Act, must be lodged with the Registrar on Form CM 44A and Form CM 44C. (3) The articles of a company not having a share capital must be lodged with the Registrar on Form CM 44B and Form CM 44C. Consolidation of articles 19. (1) A company that, in terms of section 66 of the Act, wants to consolidate its articles must submit the consolidated document together with Form CM 10 to the Registrar. (2) If the Registrar is satisfied that the articles of the company have been truly stated in the consolidated document submitted in terms of subregulation (1), he or she must make an
10 10 Government Gazette 10 August 2010 No endorsement on the certificate attached to Form CM 10 that the articles constitute the articles of the company as of that date. (3) The fee payable for the submission made in subregulation (1) is set out in Item 11 of Annexure 1. Registration and incorporation of a company having a share capital 20. (1) The following documents must be lodged with the Registrar for the registration and incorporation of a company having a share capital: (a) (b) the original and two certified copies of the memorandum and the articles referred to in regulations 17 and 18, bound as prescribed by regulation 8(1); Form CM 5, approved by the Registrar, together with such other Forms CM 5, if any, containing particulars of the shortened form of the name for the company, as approved by the Registrar, but the lodgement of Form CM 5 in respect of the name of a company to be incorporated is not required if the name contained in the memorandum for that company is identical to - (i) (ii) (iii) a defensive name registered on application of a person who, upon incorporation of the company concerned, is to be a director or member of the company or a person that is deemed to be a director or a member, and of which name the registration has not expired; the name of a company, which is to change simultaneously with the registration of that memorandum; or the name of a close corporation that is to be converted simultaneously into a company; (c) Form CM 7, where such form has not already been lodged with the Registrar; (d) Form CM 22; (e) (f) (g) (h) where applicable, a power of attorney given by a subscriber in favour of a person signing the memorandum on such subscriber s behalf; unless the company provides the Registrar with convincing written reasons as to why such form cannot be lodged simultaneously with the documents contemplated in this regulation, Form CM 29; if a person has consented in terms of section 277(1) of the Act to his or her appointment as auditor of a company to be formed, the notice of consent to such appointment on Form CM 31; and unless the company provides the Registrar with convincing written reasons as to why such application cannot be lodged simultaneously with the documents contemplated in this regulation, the application to commence business on Form CM 46. (2) Proof of payment of the registration fee set out in Item 10 of Annexure 1 must be affixed to the original Form CM 2.
11 No Government Gazette 10 August Registration and incorporation of a company not having a share capital 21. (1) The following documents must be lodged with the Registrar for the registration and incorporation of a company not having a share capital: (a) (b) the original and two certified copies of the memorandum and articles referred to in regulations 17 and 18, bound as prescribed in regulation 8(1); and the forms specified in regulation 20(1)(b) to (h), inclusive. (2) Proof of payment of the registration fee set out in Item 10 of Annexure 1 must be affixed to the original Form CM 4. Signing of memorandum and articles 22. (1) A subscriber to a company may, where he or she does not personally sign the original memorandum or articles of that company, by a power of attorney duly authorise a legal practitioner or a person referred to in section 68(2) to sign the memorandum and articles and to take up the specified number of shares on his or her behalf. (2) Where the memorandum and articles are signed on behalf of a body corporate an extract from the minutes of a meeting of directors of that body corporate, authorising the person concerned to sign on behalf of the body corporate, must be lodged with the Registrar and that extract must state that the person is deemed to be a director of the company within the meaning of section 216(2) of the Act. (3) The notarially certified copies of the memorandum and articles may have the names of the signatories typewritten or printed in block capitals on those documents. Certification of additional copies of documents by Registrar 23. (1) Subject to regulations 20 and 21, when a company requires that an additional copy of the memorandum and articles of the company be certified by the Registrar, the company must lodge with the Registrar, a notarially certified additional copy under cover of Form CM 51 and the Registrar must affix his or her seal to that copy. (2) When a company requires that an additional copy of a special resolution of the company be certified by the Registrar, that company must lodge, with the Registrar, such additional copy under cover of Form CM 51 and the Registrar must certify the copy. (3) The fee payable for the certification by the Registrar of the additional documents referred to in subregulations (1) and (2) is set out in Item 12 of Annexure 1. Alteration of share capital, acquisition of own shares and payment to shareholders 24. (1) A special resolution, in terms of section 81 of the Act, for an increase of the existing share capital of a company must be lodged with the Registrar on Form CM 26, which must be accompanied by a copy of the notice to shareholders contemplated in section 208 of the Act, and Form CM 11 and proof of payment of the relevant fee set out in Item 13 of Annexure 1 affixed to Form CM 11. (2) The certificate of the auditor of the company referred to in section 81(2)(b) of the Act must be given on Form CM 11. (3) A special resolution, in terms of section 89 of the Act, altering a company s articles to authorise the company to pass further special resolutions to acquire shares issued by itself must
12 12 Government Gazette 10 August 2010 No be lodged with the Registrar on Form CM 26 accompanied by a copy of the notice to shareholders contemplated in section 208 of the Act. (4) A special resolution, in terms of section 89 of the Act, approving the acquisition of shares issued by a company, either as a general approval or a specific approval for a particular acquisition, before the next annual general meeting or any other general meeting of the company must be lodged with the Registrar on Form CM 26 which must be accompanied by a copy of the notice to shareholders contemplated in section 208 of the Act and Form CM 14. (5) A special resolution, in terms of section 67 of the Act, altering the articles of a company to authorise the company to make payment to its shareholders in terms of section 96 of the Act must be lodged with the Registrar on Form CM 26 which must be accompanied by a copy of the notice to shareholders contemplated in section 208 of the Act. (6) The notification, in terms of section 93(5) of the Act, to the Registrar of shares acquired by a company and any payment to shareholders in terms of section 96 of the Act, must be lodged with the Registrar on Form CM 14. (7) Form CM 14 must be accompanied by a written statement signed by the directors, or where applicable, signed by a person in respect of whom power of attorney has been granted by a relevant director, that in their opinion they are satisfied that the requirements of sections 90 and 96(2) of the Act, whichever provision is applicable, have been and will be met. (8) The fees payable for the lodgement of the forms referred to in subregulations (1) to (6) are set out in Item 13 of Annexure 1. (9) In subregulation (10), unless the context otherwise indicates - company means the company making an offer to its shareholders or certain shareholders to acquire from them shares issued by it; directors mean the directors of the company making the offer; and offer means an offer by the company to its shareholders or certain shareholders to acquire from them shares issued by it. (10) The written offering circular contemplated in section 93(1)(a) of the Act pertaining to shares not listed on a stock exchange must contain particulars with respect to at least the following matters: (a) (b) (c) (d) the name and registration number of the company; the directors of the company as at the date of the offer; the share capital structure of the company prior to the offer being made; details of other acquisitions by the company of shares in terms of section 89 of the Act during that financial year, including - (i) (ii) (iii) particulars of the financial year of the company; dates of acquisitions; shares so acquired in respect of previous acquisitions;
13 No Government Gazette 10 August (iv) the aggregate percentage of issued shares acquired by the company through previous acquisitions during that financial year; (e) (f) the terms of the offer and whether it is a general offer to all shareholders or an offer for a particular acquisition, providing also details of the special resolution and the date of registration of the special resolution; details of the shares the company proposes to acquire indicating the type of shares (par or no par value shares), class of shares, price offered and the source of the consideration to be paid (cash, share premium, capital redemption reserve fund, other); (g) if a shareholder is a subsidiary of another company - (i) (ii) (iii) (iv) the name and registration number of its holding company; the reason by virtue of which it is a subsidiary; the directors of the holding company at the date of the proposed acquisition; and the share capital structure of the holding company prior to the proposed acquisition; (h) (i) the reasons for the offer; the effect of the acquisition in respect of the capital structure of the company; (j) a statement in respect of - (i) (ii) the fair value of the consolidated assets of the company after the proposed acquisition; and the value of the consolidated liabilities of the company after the proposed acquisition; (k) a sworn statement by the directors, and where applicable, by the persons in respect of whom power of attorney was granted by a relevant director, that they reasonably believe that after the acquisition - (i) (ii) the fair value of the consolidated assets of the company after the acquisition will exceed the fair value of the consolidated liabilities of the company; or the company will be able to pay its debts as they become due in the ordinary course of business; (l) (m) information in respect of the computation of the proposed offer price at the date of the offer and any other information that is or was material in determining the offer price; and any other information that is or may be material in the decision of the offeree shareholder in considering the offer.
14 14 Government Gazette 10 August 2010 No Statement of commission and discount on shares 25. (1) The statement referred to in section 86(1)(c)(ii) of the Act, must be lodged with the Registrar on Form CM 12, and that statement must be registered by the Registrar before the payment of any commission to which the statement relates. (2) The fee payable for the lodgement of the statement referred to in subregulation (1) is set out in Item 14 of Annexure 1. Allotment of shares 26. (1) The return referred to in section 99(3) of the Act must be on Form CM 15 and must be lodged with the Registrar within 30 days after an allotment of shares. (2) If an allotment of shares becomes void the company must, as provided in section 99(4) of the Act, and within one month after the date on which it became void, lodge Form CM 16 with the Registrar. (3) The fees payable for the lodgement of the forms referred to in subregulations (1) and (2) are set out in Item 15 of Annexure 1. Application for extension of time 27. (1) A company that, in terms of sections 102(1), 185, 187(4) and 314(3) of the Act, wants to apply to the Registrar for extension of time must lodge with the Registrar Form CM 17. (2) The fee payable for the lodgement of the form referred to in subregulation (1) is set out in Item 16 of Annexure 1. Registration of a Court order 28. (1) Where a company must, in terms of section 260(5), 317(7) or 319(4) of the Act, register a copy of or a certified copy of an order by the Court, that company must lodge with the Registrar Form CM 18 together with the relevant order attached to the form. (2) The fee payable for the lodgement of the form lodged in terms of subregulation (1) is set out in Item 17 of Annexure 1. Redeeming of redeemable preference shares 29. (1) Where a company has, in terms of section 104(5) of the Act, redeemed any redeemable preference shares that company must notify the Registrar of the shares so redeemed by lodging with the Registrar Form CM 19. (2) The fee payable for the lodgement of the form referred to in subregulation (1) is set out in Item 18 of Annexure 1. Variation of rights in respect of shares 30. (1) Where a company has, in terms of section 108(3) of the Act, varied the rights in respect of that company s shares, that company must, as required, lodge with the Registrar, the particulars of the consent or resolution contemplated in that section on Form CM 20. (2) The fee payable for the lodgement of the form referred in subregulation (1) is set out in Item 19 of Annexure 1.
15 No Government Gazette 10 August Written statement for offer of shares for sale to public 31. (1) Where, in terms of section 109(9) of the Act, a public company offers shares to the public that company must lodge, for registration with the Registrar, a copy of the written statement contemplated in that section. (2) The fee payable for the registration of the written statement referred to subregulation (1) is set out in Item 20 of Annexure 1. Notice regarding registers 32. (1) Notice regarding registers referred to in sections 114(2), 117(4), 136, 223(4), 238(2) and 248(2) of the Act must be lodged with the Registrar on Form CM 21. (2) The fee payable for the lodgement of the form referred to in subregulation (1) is set out in Item 21 of Annexure 1. Fee for disclosure of beneficial interest in securities 33. The maximum fee to be charged, in terms of section 147(6) of the Act, for the furnishing of the required information is set out in Item 22 of Annexure 1. Application for exclusion of members or debenture holders from rights offer 34. (1) Where a company wants, in terms of section 148(3) of the Act, to exclude any category of members or debenture holders of the company not resident within Namibia from any rights offer, that company must apply in writing to the Registrar for written approval of such exclusion. (2) The fee payable for the application for approval in terms subregulation (1) is set out in Item 23 of Annexure 1. Letter of allocation for rights offers 35. (1) Where a company desires, in terms of section 153(1) of the Act, to issue a letter of allocation, that company must lodge with the Registrar a copy of that letter together with the copies of the documents referred to in section 152 of the Act. (2) The fee payable for the registration of the letter of allocation referred to in subregulation (1) is set out in Item 24 of Annexure 1. Registration of prospectus 36. (1) A company that wants to have its prospectus registered in terms of section 163(1) of the Act must lodge, with the Registrar, its prospectus together with any other documents contemplated in that section. (2) The fee payable for the registration of a prospectus referred to in subregulation (1) is set out in Item 25 of Annexure 1. Notice of postal address and registered office of a company 37. (1) The notice of the postal address and registered office or the change of that postal address and registered office of, or by, a company as contemplated in section 178 of the Act must be given by the lodgement, with the Registrar, of Form CM 22.
16 16 Government Gazette 10 August 2010 No (2) The fee payable for the lodgement of the form referred to in subregulation (1) is set out in Item 26 of Annexure 1. Certificate to commence business 38. (1) An application, in terms of section 180 of the Act, by a company for the issue of a certificate to commence business must be lodged with the Registrar on Form CM 46, and must be accompanied by - (a) in the case of a public company contemplated in section 180(2) of the Act, an affidavit pursuant to that section on Form CM 48; (b) in the case of every company having a share capital contemplated in section 180(3) of the Act, a statement by each director regarding the adequacy of the capital of the company on Form CM 47; (c) (d) a return of particulars of the register of directors and officers of the company on Form CM 29; and if not already lodged, the notice of consent by an auditor to his or her appointment as the auditor of the company on Form CM 31. (2) The fees payable for the lodgement of the forms referred to in subregulation (1) are set out in Item 27 and Item 48 of Annexure 1 and proof of payment of those fees must be affixed to the original copy of Form CM 46. Annual return 39. (1) A company must lodge with the Registrar the annual return referred to in section 181 of the Act on Form CM 23. (2) Every company referred to in section 181 must submit the relevant particulars required by that section on Form CM 23, or where that form does not sufficiently provide for those particulars, attach those particulars in written format to that form. (3) An external company must lodge with the Registrar, as contemplated in section 336 of the Act, its annual return on Form CM 23. (4) The fee payable for the lodgement of the forms referred to in subregulations (1), (2) and (3) is set out in Item 28 of Annexure 1, and proof of payment of the duty contemplated in regulation 40(1) must be affixed to that form. Annual duty 40. (1) The rate of annual duty payable by a company in terms of sections 182 and 183 of the Act is as set out in subregulation (2) and proof of such payment must be affixed to Form CM 23 and the fee payable for the lodgement of Form CM 23 is as set out in Item 29 of Annexure 1. (2) The rate of the annual duty is - (a) in the case of a company having a nominal share capital, N$4-00 per each ten thousand Namibian dollars or part thereof of its issued share capital plus the amount of its share premium account and the amount of any undistributable reserve fund of the company, to the extent that it consists of an amount transferred from its share premium account;
17 No Government Gazette 10 August (b) (c) (d) in the case of a company having shares of no par value, N$4-00 per each ten thousand Namibian dollars or part thereof of the amount of its stated capital account; in the case of a company having both shares of par value and shares of no par value, the aggregate of the amounts calculated on the bases laid down in paragraphs (a) and (b); and in the case of the payment of annual duty on the commencement of business of a company, N$4-00 per each ten thousand Namibian dollars or part thereof of the amount of the issued share capital or stated capital, in the case of shares of no par value, of the company as at the date of the issue of the certificate to commence business, except that the minimum amount of the annual duty payable is N$80-00 (excluding the fee payable for the lodgement of Form CM 23 as set out in Item 29 of Annexure 1). Additional fees for failure to pay annual duty 41. (1) The additional fees contemplated in section 186 for a company which fails to pay the annual duty within the prescribed period or pays an amount less than the amount prescribed, is an amount according to the scales set out in subregulation (2). (2) If the annual duty is paid within the undermentioned periods after the last date on which it was required to be paid - (a) (b) (c) (d) (e) one month, half of the prescribed annual duty unpaid; two months, equal to the prescribed annual duty unpaid; three months, twice the prescribed annual duty unpaid; four months, three times the prescribed annual duty unpaid; and exceeding four months, five times the prescribed annual duty unpaid, except that such additional fees to be paid by a company in respect of any financial year, may not exceed an amount of N$ Failure to hold annual general meeting 42. (1) An application to the Registrar, in terms of section 187(4) of the Act, for the extension of the period in which the company s annual general meeting must be held, must be accompanied by the fee set out in Item 30A of Annexure 1. (2) An application to the Registrar, in terms of section 187(5) of the Act, whereupon the Registrar calls or directs the calling of a general meeting, must be accompanied by the fee set out in Item 30A of Annexure 1. (3) A company which, in terms of section 187(8) of the Act, has failed to hold its annual general meeting within the time or extended time, must pay the additional fee of N$10, as specified in Item 30 of Annexure 1, for every day during which the default continues but not exceeding the maximum fee of N$ (4) An application to the Registrar, in terms of section 190 of the Act, whereupon the Registrar calls or directs the calling of a general meeting, must be accompanied by the fee set out in Item 30A of Annexure 1.
18 18 Government Gazette 10 August 2010 No Special resolutions 43. (1) A special resolution in terms of section 207 of the Act must meet all the requirements set out in that section and must, in terms of section 208(1) and in accordance with the provisions of the Act and these regulations, be lodged with the Registrar on Form CM 26 accompanied by a copy of the notice to shareholders contemplated in section 208 of the Act. (2) The consent, in terms of section 207(5) of the Act, to waive a period of notice of a meeting to pass a special resolution, or the written consent referred to in section 207(6) and (7) of the Act, must be lodged with the Registrar on Form CM 25. (3) The fees payable for the lodgement of the forms referred to in subregulation (1) and (2) are set out in Item 31 of Annexure 1. Minute books 44. (1) Minutes kept in terms of section 212 of the Act must be permanently bound in minute books and the minutes must be handwritten, typewritten, lithographed or printed on only one side of good quality paper. (2) Where full-page size permanently bound minute books are used, the pages must be numbered consecutively from the beginning of the book to the end of the book prior to any entry being made therein. (3) Every sheet of typewritten, lithographed or printed minutes must be affixed to each numbered page of the minute book by means of adhesive paste or glue spread over the entire surface of the reverse side of the typewritten, lithographed or printed sheet. (4) Where minutes are inserted in stub pages of a permanently bound minute book those stub pages must be numbered consecutively from the beginning of the book to the end of the book and each stub page must have the same number on the front side and on the reverse side of that stub page. (5) A single sheet of typewritten, lithographed or printed minutes must be affixed to each stub page by means of adhesive paste or glue spread over the whole length of the reverse side of the sheet in a manner that the number of the stub page is clearly legible on the front side and reverse side of that stub page. Consent to act as director or officer and director s contract to subscribe to shares 45. (1) The written consent, contemplated in section 219(1)(a) of the Act, of a person appointed as an officer or director of a company must be lodged with the company by that officer or director on Form CM 27. (2) A director must lodge with the company, as contemplated in section 219(1)(b) of the Act, the contract to subscribe for shares of a company as qualification shares on Form CM 28. (3) The fee payable for the lodgement of the form referred to in subregulation (2) is set out in Item 32 of Annexure 1. Register of directors, officers, auditors and secretaries 46. (1) The return of the register of directors, officers, auditors and secretaries contemplated in sections 224(2), 284(4), 288(3), 331(1), 333(1)(a)(i) or the required information in terms of section 328(1)(e)(i) and (ii) must be lodged with the Registrar on Form CM 29.
19 No Government Gazette 10 August (2) The relevant fee payable for the lodgement of the form referred to in subregulation (1) is set out in Item 33 of Annexure 1. Auditors 47. (1) Notice of (a) (b) (c) (d) consent to appointment by; any new appointment of; change of name or particulars of; or resignation by or removal from office of, an auditor, as the case may be, as contemplated in sections 180(3)(d), 277(1) and (2), 278(1), 279(1), 281, 284(1), (2), (3) and (4), 285(1), 286(1), 288(2) and (3), 328(1)(c) and 331(1) must be lodged with the Registrar on Form CM 31 together with Form CM 29. (2) The notice, as contemplated in section 279(2), of failure to appoint or reappoint an auditor at an annual general meeting must be lodged with the Registrar on Form CM 30. (3) The fee payable for the lodging of Forms CM 30 and CM 31, as the case may be, is set out in Item 34 of Annexure 1. Change of financial year of company 48. (1) Any change in the financial year of a company made in terms of section 293(2) or 335(3) of the Act must be lodged with the Registrar on Form CM 32. (2) The fee payable for the lodgement of the form referred to in subregulation (1) is set out in Item 35 of Annexure 1. Application for group annual financial statements not to deal with subsidiary 49. (1) The application, in terms of section 299(3) of the Act, by a company for approval that its group annual financial statements need not deal with a subsidiary or that no group annual financial statements are required must be lodged with the Registrar on Form CM 33. (2) The fee payable for the lodgement of the form referred to in subregulation (1) is set out in Item 36 of Annexure 1. Provisional annual financial statements and annual financial statements of a company 50. (1) The certified copy or copies of annual financial statements of a public company and the group financial statements of the group of companies to which the public company forms part, if any, and the annual financial statements of every private company which is a subsidiary of that public company, required to be send to the Registrar in terms of section 306(5) of the Act, must be lodged with the Registrar on Form CM 34. (2) An application, in terms of section 306(6) of the Act, by a public company for exemption from the lodgement of annual financial statements of every private company which is a subsidiary of that public company must be lodged with the Registrar on Form CM 52.
20 20 Government Gazette 10 August 2010 No (3) An application, in terms of section 311(3) of the Act, by a member of a private company for the lodgement of provisional annual financial statements of that private company with the Registrar must be lodged by that member with the Registrar on Form CM 50. (4) The copy of provisional annual financial statements required to be lodged with the Registrar in terms of section 311(3) of the Act must be lodged by the company on Form CM 34. (5) The copy of an interim report or provisional annual financial statements required to be lodged with the Registrar in terms of section 313 of the Act must be lodged by the company on Form CM 34. (6) The copy of the annual financial statements required to be lodged with the Registrar in terms of section 335(4) of the Act must be lodged by the external company on Form CM 34. (7) The fees payable for the lodgement of the forms referred to in subregulations (1) to (6) are set out in Items 37, 38 and 39 of Annexure 1. Application for extension of period to issue provisional annual financial statements 51. (1) The application, in terms of section 314(2) read with 299(3) of the Act, by a company for approval that it need not issue half-yearly interim reports as required by section 310 of the Act, must be lodged with the Registrar on Form CM 35. (2) The fee payable for the lodgement of the form referred to in subregulation (1) is set out in Items 40 of Annexure 1. Take-over offers 52. (1) The copy of the take-over offer, together with its annexure, required to be lodged with the Registrar in terms of section 320(2)(c) of the Act must be lodged by the offeror on Form CM 36. (2) The copy of the take-over statement required to be lodged with the Registrar in terms of section 322(3) of the Act, must be lodged by the offeror on Form CM 36. (3) The copy of the take-over statement to be issued to the shareholders of the offeree company and to be lodged with the Registrar in terms of section 324 of the Act, must be lodged by the offeror on Form CM 36. (4) The fees payable for the lodgement of the forms referred to in subregualtion (1), (2) and (3) are set out in Item 41 of Annexure 1. Power to acquire shares of minority in take-over scheme 53. (1) A notice given by an offeror in terms of section 327 of the Act must be send by registered post to the last known address of every shareholder who has not accepted the offer in order to inform him or her of the desire of the offeror to acquire the offeree s shares, and such notice must include the following particulars - (a) (b) (c) the number and nature of the shares held by the shareholder; the name of the offeror; the price at which the offeror has acquired or proposes to acquire other similar shares of the company;
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July 9, 1968 – American author Vardis Fisher dies in his native Idaho, aged 73. He was best known for novels set in the Old West, including Mountain Man, the basis for the 1972 Robert Redford film Jeremiah Johnson. Fisher also wrote an impressively researched 12-novel series Testament of Man (out of print and hard to find), which traced human evolution and civilization from the time of Australopithecus to the mid-20th century. Although raised in the Mormon tradition, Fisher "never failed to talk and write about atheism. Never failed to say he was an atheist and was proud of his atheism." After his death, his widow Opal Fisher engaged in a struggle with Mormon academics over whether Vardis should be remembered as an atheist or a Mormon.
July 9, 1974Â – Former Chief Justice of the US Supreme Court Earl Warren dies in Washington, DC, aged 83. Warren served on the Court from 1953-1969, presiding over numerous landmark cases, including Brown v Board of Education (banning racial segregation in public schools), Engel v Vitale (banning public school prayers), and Abington v Schempp (banning public school Bible readings). He also presided over the Commission that investigated the assassination of John F. Kennedy.
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