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A Board Resolution Ratifying Prior Acts is commonly used when certain corporate actions have been taken without prior formal board approval, or when there is a need to confirm and validate previous decisions. Under Singapore law, this document serves as a critical corporate governance tool, ensuring compliance with the Companies Act (Cap. 50) and protecting both the company and its officers. The resolution typically details the specific actions being ratified, confirms their alignment with company interests, and provides legal certainty for stakeholders. It's particularly valuable during corporate restructuring, audit processes, or when addressing governance gaps.
