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‘Corporate body’ represents

AJoint Stock Company

BCo-operative Societies

CBoth Joint Stock Company and Co-operative Societies

DRegistered Partnership Firms

Answer:

C. Both Joint Stock Company and Co-operative Societies

Read Explanation:

  • A corporate body refers to a legal entity that is distinct from its members and can act in its own name. Both Joint Stock Companies and Co-operative Societies are examples of corporate bodies, as they have separate legal identities from their shareholders or members.

  • Registered Partnership Firms, on the other hand, do not usually have a separate legal identity from the partners, so they are not considered corporate bodies.


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