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Utilities/Commercial/Ltd Coy
if you were to open a shop,, who would sign for', the gas/elec ? One of the 2 Directors, I assume, of the Ltd Company who would be running the business. If the Coy went into voluntary liquidation, and owed £ to the utilities, how/who would the Coy's persue ? Would it be the Coy, or the Director personally
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If it's a limited company, then the contract should be signed by any authorised person "for and on behalf of" that limited company.
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