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The certified-true-copy format your bank or authority expects, for 42 purposes. Fill the details, edit the document itself, download it in Word or PDF. Free.
CERTIFIED TRUE COPY OF THE RESOLUTION PASSED AT THE MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF [COMPANY NAME] (CIN: [CIN]) HELD ON [MEETING DATE] AT [VENUE]
RESOLVED THAT [AUTHORISED PERSON (NAME)], [AUTHORISED PERSON (DESIGNATION)] of the company, be and is hereby authorised to [SCOPE OF AUTHORITY], and to sign, execute and deliver all such documents, forms, letters and instruments as may be necessary for that purpose, for and on behalf of the company.
FURTHER RESOLVED THAT a certified true copy of this resolution be furnished to any bank, authority or person concerned, and that the said authority shall remain in force until it is withdrawn by the board in writing.
Certified true copy
For [COMPANY NAME]
[NAME]
[DESIGNATION] · DIN: [DIN]
Date: ______________ · Place: ______________
All 42 purposes
Banking & signatories
7Registrations & licences
7Directors, KMP & auditors
5Shares & capital
6Company changes
5Business & contracts
6Governance & MCA filings
6Common questions
What is a board resolution?
A board resolution is the formal record of a decision taken by the board of directors of a company. Powers listed in section 179(3) of the Companies Act 2013 must be exercised by resolution at a board meeting; banks and authorities act on a certified true copy of the recorded resolution.
What is a certified true copy of a board resolution?
A copy of the resolution from the minutes, certified as true by the chairman, a director or the company secretary with their name, designation and date. It is the document banks, portals and registrars accept as proof of the board’s decision.
Is this generator free?
Yes. Pick a purpose, fill the details in the side panel, edit the document itself, and download it in Word or PDF, with no sign-up. Drafting it on the company’s letterhead, recording it in the minutes and filing it in the client’s folder is what the OnCompliance product does.
Are these formats legally vetted?
Each format follows the standard certified-true-copy structure used in practice, is reviewed by a practising company secretary before publication, and cites the Companies Act 2013 provision it rests on where one applies. It is reference material, not legal advice.