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No Objection Certificate from Creditors for Closure

A creditor's certificate confirming no objection to the strike-off or closure of a company.

NO OBJECTION CERTIFICATE

(From Creditor for Strike-Off / Closure)

To,
The Registrar of Companies,
Ministry of Corporate Affairs

I/We, [Creditor Name], a creditor of [Company Name] (CIN: [CIN]), do hereby state that our dues have been fully settled / duly provided for, and that we have NO OBJECTION to the said Company being struck off from the Register of Companies and dissolved under Section 248 of the Companies Act, 2013.

We confirm that we have no outstanding claim against the Company as on the date of this certificate and shall raise no objection to its voluntary closure.

This certificate is issued voluntarily for filing along with Form STK-2.

___________________
[Creditor Name]
Creditor
___________________
[Witness Name]
Witness

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  • Creditor Name
  • Company Name
  • CIN
  • Witness Name
  • Date

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