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Corrective orders
Corrective orders can be made by the courts in a number of contexts, and for a number of purposes including rectification of wrongly drafted documents that do not reflect the intentions of the parties, correction of misleading statements and advertising, and restoring records of shareholding wrongly omitted or removed from a share register.
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