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Companies (Fees) (Partial Exemption) Order, 2004

This order gives the listed company a partial exemption from paying certain fees, as specified in the Schedule.

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This order gives the listed company a partial exemption from paying certain fees, as specified in the Schedule.

GOVERNMENT OF ZAMBIA S IKrUTORY lNSlRUMENT No.p5 OF 2004 · ,jpj_ The Companies Act (Laws, Volume 21, Cap. 388) The Companies (Fees) (Partial Exemption) Order, 2004 IN EXERCISE of the powers contained in section three hundred nil(! seventy-seven of the Companies Act, the following Order is hereby made: I. This Order may be cited as the Companies (Fees) (Partial ', l'.xcmption) Order, 2004. 2. The Company listed in the Schedule to this Order shall, lo lhe extent SJlecified in the Schedule, be exempt from the pu yment of the fees specified in the Schedule. SCHEDULE (Paragraph 2) Fees Payable (a) 30% of the prescribed share capital increase fee; and (b) 30 % o!'tl::.e prcsc:rib:::-'! registration charges. __ r:--· 0, K. A. PATEL, Minister of Commerce, Trade a11d Indus/I}" t�1 ,·mpt Company l,unnshya Copper Mines Pie l.llS1\KA .10th March, 2004 [MCTl.101/5/Sc]. Title ,Partial ·exemption from payment of fees (�pies ofthis'.Starutbry !nstmmC!nt C.an�e obtained from the"tlove.rnment Printe1: P.O. Bo.d0/36, 19J0/Lusaka.PriceK500eac/z. ·
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