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incorporate
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incorporate [in′kȯr·pə‚rāt]
(computer science)
To place in storage.
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Accordingly, the department writes and attests all forms of written documents such as power of attorney, depositions, partnerships, incorporations, sales, waivers and labour contracts to make it legal writs.
Notary phone bookings to start next month by Gulf News (United Arab Emirates)
During August 2009, the number of new incorporations was highest at Lahore, where 69 companies were registered, followed by Islamabad registering 60 companies and Karachi with 56 companies.
Registration of Companies in August 2009 by Balochistan Times (Baluchistan Province, Pakistan)
During August 2009, the number of new incorporations was highest at Lahore, where 69 companies were registered, followed by Islamabad registering 60 companies and Karachi with 56 companies.
Registration of Companies in August 2009 by The Frontier Star (Northwest Frontier Province, Pakistan)
 
 
 
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