Companies Registration Office of Ireland Clause Samples
The 'Companies Registration Office of Ireland' clause defines the role and authority of the Companies Registration Office (CRO) as it pertains to the agreement or legal document. This clause typically specifies that certain filings, notifications, or registrations required under Irish company law must be made with the CRO, such as the submission of annual returns or changes to company details. By referencing the CRO, the clause ensures that all statutory obligations involving company registration and compliance are clearly directed to the appropriate government body, thereby promoting legal compliance and administrative clarity for the parties involved.
Companies Registration Office of Ireland. By its execution of this Agreement, the Irish Guarantor irrevocably and unconditionally authorises any and each solicitor from time to time in the Irish law firm acting for Secured Party and the Lenders (“Lenders Solicitors”) to:
1. sign or complete (whether electronically or otherwise) on behalf of the Irish Guarantor all required security related registration forms required to be delivered to the Companies Registration Office (“CRO”) in connection with this Agreement,
2. file (whether electronically or otherwise) each such registration form with the CRO; and
3. include an email address for a solicitor in the Lenders Solicitors in each such registration form for the purposes of receiving any certificate of registration of charge electronically from the CRO. In giving this authorisation, the Irish Guarantor agrees and acknowledges that:
4. no solicitor/client relationship exists between the Lenders Solicitors (or any solicitor at that law firm) and the Irish Guarantor;
5. it is the Irish Guarantor’s responsibility to comply with the procedures set out in Sections 409(3) and (4) of the Irish Companies Act (without prejudice to Section 410(2) thereof); and
6. the Lenders Solicitors have no liability or responsibility to the Irish Guarantor for any failure to comply with the terms of this authorisation where the Lenders Solicitors have taken all reasonably practicable steps to comply with the applicable requirements and such failure is due to anything outside the reasonable control of the Lenders Solicitors.