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Companies Act 2007 · As enacted · Part VI · Registration of Charges Registration of Charges with Registrar

107. Entries of satisfaction and release

Official English translation. Where it differs from the Sinhala or Tamil text, the Act itself says which text prevails.

Where the Registrar is satisfied that—

(a)

the debt for which any registered charge was given has been paid or satisfied in whole or in part ; or

(b)

any part of the property or undertaking charged has been released from the charge or has ceased to form part of a company’s property or undertaking, he may enter on the register a memorandum of satisfaction in whole or in part or of the fact that part of the property or undertaking has been released from the charge or has ceased to form part of the company’s property or undertaking, as the case may be.

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Part VII

Management and Administration Registered Office

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Part VIII

Amalgamations

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Part IX

Compromises with Creditors

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Part X

Approval of Arrangements, Amalgamations, and Compromises by Court

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Part XI

Provisions Relating to Offshore Companies

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Part XII

Winding Up

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Part XIII

Administrators Appointment of Administrator

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Part XIV

Floating Charges

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Part XV

Receivers and Managers

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Part XVI

Registrar-General of Companies and Registration Appointment of Officers

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Part XVII

Application of Act to Existing Companies

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Part XVIII

Overseas Companies

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Part XIX

Advisory Commission

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Part XX

Companies Disputes Board

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Part XXI

Offences Miscellaneous Offences

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Part XXII

Miscellaneous Prohibition of Partnership with More Than Twenty Members

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Part XXIII

Repeals and Amendments

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