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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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Company law

exactly in a laymen language define the difference between the word corporate and company?
  

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A corporation is a company which has been duly registered according to law.

  • A corporation is a company which has been duly registered according to law.
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A corporation is a company which has been duly registered according to law.

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