FOREIGN COMPANIES 
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(ii) conspicuously exhibit on every place where it carries 
on business in Great Britain the name of the company 
and the country in which it is incorporated; 
(iii) cause the name of the company and of the country in 
which it is incorporated to be stated in legible char- 
acters in all billheads and letter paper and in all 
notices, advertisements and other official publications: 
(iv) if the liability of the members of the company is limited 
cause notice of that fact to be stated in legible charac- 
ters in every such prospectus as above-mentioned 
and in all billheads, letter paper, notices, advertise- 
ments, and other official publications of the company 
in Great Britain and to be affixed on every place 
where it carries on business. [S. 348]. 
Having regard to s. 145 all trade catalogues, trade circulars, 
show cards and business letters on or in which the name of 
any such foreign company appears, and which are issued or 
sent by the company to any person in any part of His Majesty's 
Dominions must also state in legible characters the par- 
ticulars as to directors required by s. 145, unless the company 
established its business in Great Britain ‘before the 2 
November 1916. (See above p. 149.) 
Any process or notice requiring to be served on a company 
to which Part XI of the Act applies will be sufficiently served 
if addressed to any person whose name has been filed with 
the Registrar under s. 344 and left at or sent by post to the 
address so filed. If the company has made default in filing 
the name and address of a person authorised to accept service 
on its behalf, or if all the persons whose names and addresses 
have been so filed are dead, or have ceased to reside at the 
addresses so filed, or refuse to accept service or for any reason 
cannot be served, service may be effected by leaving the 
process or notice at or sending it by post to any place of 
business established by the company in Great Britain [s. 349]. 
If a company incorporated in the Channel Islands or the Companies 
Isle of Man has a place of business in England or Scotland Incorporated 
it must comply with all provisions of the Act requiring Be 
documents to be forwarded to or filed with the Registrar rgjands and 
of Companies (other than provisions requiring the payment Isle of Man. 
of the fee in respect of the registration of a company) in the 
same manner as if it had been actually registered in England 
or Scotland as the case may be [s. 353]. 
If any foreign company within Part XI of the Act establishes 
a place of business in both England and Scotland the requisite