Section 834 of The Companies Act No. 17 of 2015: Fees payable to Registrar

    

(1) The regulations may require the payment to the Registrar of fees in respect of—
(a) the performance of any of the Registrar's functions; or
(b) the provision by the Registrar of services or facilities for a purpose connected with the performance of any of the Registrar's functions.
(2) The matters for which fees are chargeable include (but are not limited to)—
(a) the performance of a function imposed on the Registrar or the Cabinet Secretary by this or any other Act;
(b) the receipt of documents lodged with the Registrar for registration under this or any other Act; and
(c) the provision of copies of documents or parts of documents forming part of the Register.
(3) The regulations may—
(a) provide for the amount of the fees to be fixed by or determined under the regulations;
(b) provide for different fees to be payable in respect of the same matter in different circumstances;
(c) specify the person by whom any fee payable under the regulations is to be paid;
(d) specify when and how fees are to be paid.
(5) In respect of the performance of functions, or the provision of services or facilities, by the Registrar—
(a) for which fees are not provided for by the regulations; or
(b) in circumstances other than those for which fees are provided for by regulations, the Registrar may determine from time to time what fees (if any) are chargeable.
(6) The Registrar is responsible for ensuring that fees received by the Registrar under this or any other Act are paid into the Consolidated Fund.


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