What is the importance of the domicile clause of a company? – InterviewSolution

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1.	What is the importance of the domicile clause of a company?
Answer» The Registered office of the company will be in which state? Through this statement, the people can get this information, also the limit of law is also mentioned, by which it can easily be found out, whether the company is local or foreign. At the registered office only, the ‘index of members’ and other necessary public documents of the company are kept for inspection by members and others.

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