6.5 Issue of Certificate of Incorporation

The certificate: the registrar's grant upon the registration's completion — the formal document certifying the company's incorporation (the name, the date, the registered particulars). The conclusive character (the exam's rule): the certificate as conclusive evidence of the incorporation's compliance — the statutory conditions' satisfaction certified; the subsequent challenge barred (the "the incorporation was defective" attack's failure — the certificate's conclusiveness respected); the certificate as the personhood's operative proof (the Salomon frame's administrative capstone — the company's legal birth certified beyond dispute).