Updated October 13, 2026 · Published by WKA Advocates
Confirm corporate approval and authorised execution for each significant transaction. Preserve resolutions and records required by registries, lenders and counterparties.
What Matters in Company resolutions and signing
Review the supporting documents before acting on company resolutions and signing. Match the parties, ownership, dates and authority across the records. Identify missing information and explain the business objective to your adviser. A clear instruction helps distinguish registry work from additional legal, tax or regulatory matters.
Practical Preparation Checklist
Prepare the relevant identity, ownership and business records.
Confirm approvals, responsibilities and current requirements.
Agree a written legal scope and the next action.
Connect the Records to Your Objective
Explain the decision you need to make and prepare a consistent set of documents. Company references, party names and relevant dates should match across the records. Where something is missing or inconsistent, identify it for review rather than filling the gap with an assumption. Preserve original correspondence and obtain appropriate independent information.
Agree which legal checks are included and where tax, accounting, immigration or sector advice is needed. A legal review can identify obligations and document risks, but it should not be confused with a tax or licensing approval. Ask for the material findings and outstanding questions in writing.
Plan the Legal Work and Next Step
Review the proposed timing, responsibilities and costs before committing to a further step. Where a payment, notice or signature is required, establish its purpose and the conditions that apply. If a dispute or urgent deadline exists, raise it at the start of the instruction. Clear scope and reporting help you evaluate the advice and decide whether to proceed or investigate further.
Common Question
What should I check before proceeding?
Confirm corporate approval and authorised execution for each significant transaction. Preserve resolutions and records required by registries, lenders and counterparties.
Tell our Nairobi team whether you are forming a company, investing or addressing corporate compliance. Share the company name and proposed structure, documents available and any material deadline. Call +254 798 035 580, email info@wka.co.ke, or view contact and instruction details. We can assess the enquiry and explain the proposed scope before work begins.
General company information for Kenya. Advice depends on your documents, current law and circumstances. Updated 13 October 2026.
