A company for charitable purpose may be incorporated as:
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- A Limited company
- An Unlimited company
- Limited by Guarantee
- Partnership
The Correct Option is C
Solution and Explanation
Step 1: Identify types of companies.
- Charitable purposes often lead to a company being incorporated as a company limited by guarantee, as this allows the members' liability to be limited to the amount they guarantee.
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