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  2. Begin with Article One: Name. Enter the official name of your Association in the designated field.
  3. Proceed to Article Two: Principal Office. Fill in the complete street address, city, state, and zip code for your Association's main office.
  4. In Article Three: Purposes, summarize the activities and objectives of your Association clearly and concisely.
  5. For Article Four: Powers, outline any additional powers your Association may require to fulfill its objectives.
  6. Move on to Article Five: Membership. Specify eligibility criteria for active and associate members, including voting rights.
  7. In Article Six: Dues, indicate how annual dues will be determined by active members.
  8. Complete Article Seven: Meetings by stating the month for the annual meeting and the required notice period for members.
  9. Fill out Articles Eight through Eleven regarding officers, amendments, bylaws, and property distribution upon dissolution as needed.
  10. Finally, sign and date the document at the end to finalize your article of association.

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Article 7 The Articles of Association are binding on the Company and its shareholders, directors, supervisors and senior management officers, all of whom have the rights to propose, any matters of the Company pursuant to the Articles of Association.
The articles state the organizations purpose and broad strategies to accomplish its short-term and long-term goals. Generally, the articles detail a companys legal form, purpose, capital structure, governance, records, and other terms of its existence.
It is a public document that anyone can view online at Companies House. All companies must keep a copy of the memorandum at their registered office or SAIL address.
The articles of association generally begin with the companys name and registered office. The company name is the official title that the company is recognized by in all its business dealings. The name must avoid being identical to any other existing companys name to prevent confusion and legal complications.
Articles of Association are written rules about running a company agreed by the shareholders or guarantors, directors and the company secretary. They are required under the Companies Act 2006 and become a public document when a company is registered with Companies House.
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Articles of Association (AOA) of a Company The Articles of Association (AOA) of the company contains its rules or bye-laws and regulations that control or govern the conduct of its business and manage its internal affairs. The AOA is subordinate to the MOA of a company and is governed by the MOA.
Purposes of the Articles of Association (AoA) They define the rights, responsibilities, and obligations of directors, shareholders, and officers. Legal Obligation: According to the Companies Act 2013, it is mandatory for every company to have its Articles of Association.
In summary: Articles of Association are rules that govern the company, and which shareholders and directors have agreed on. The articles outline the managerial and administrative structure and responsibilities of the business and include information on the rights of shareholders.

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