Any certificate required under subsection (2) of Section 244.
A certificate signed by the directors of each transferor company stating that the merger has been approved.
Where the transferee company is a new company, or the merger proposal provides for a change of name of the transferee company, a copy of the notice reserving the name, if any, of the company.
A certificate signed by the directors or proposed directors of the transferee company stating that, where the proportion of the claims of creditors of the transferee company in relation to the value of the assets of the company is greater than the proportion of the claims of creditors of a transferor company in relation to the value of the assets of that transferor company, no creditor shall be prejudiced by that fact.
A document in a prescribed form signed by each of the persons named in the merger proposal as a director or secretary of the transferee company, consenting to act as a Director or Secretary of the company, as the case may be.
A fairness report regarding the merger, issued by an insolvency practitioner appointed by each company, unless dispensed with under Section 247.
Requirements from the Registrar
The Registrar shall, within 7 days from the date of receipt of the documents — in the case of a merger by absorption, issue a certificate of merger, or in the case of a merger by formation of a new company:
Enter the particulars of the transferee company in the register, and
Issue a certificate of merger together with a certificate of incorporation.