When a public company receives the certificate of incorporation, this implies that?

Commerce WAEC 2003

When a public company receives the certificate of incorporation, this implies that?

  • it can go ahead and start business checkmark
  • it can no longer sue or be sued
  • the company finds it difficult to raise capital
  • the company's assets exist separately from those of its members

The correct answer is: A

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