Section 265 — Canada Business Corporations Act: Corrections at request of Director

If there is an error in articles, a notice, a certificate or other document, the directors or shareholders of the corporation shall, on the request of the Director, pass the resolutions and send to the Director the documents required to comply with this Act, and take such other steps as the Director may reasonably require so that the Director may correct the document. Before proceeding under subsection (1), the Director must be satisfied that the correction would not prejudice any of the shareholders or creditors of the corporation. The Director may, at the request of the corporation or of any other interested person, accept a correction to any of the documents referred to in subsection (1) if the correction is approved by the directors of the corporation, unless the error is obvious or was made by the Director; and the Director is satisfied that the correction would not prejudice any of the shareholders or creditors of the corporation and that the correction reflects the original intention of the corporation or the incorporators, as the case may be. If, in the view of the Director, of the corporation or of any interested person who wishes a correction, a correction to any of the documents referred to in subsection (1) would prejudice any of the shareholders or creditors of a corporation, the Director, the corporation or the person, as the case may be, may apply to the court for an order that the document be corrected and for an order determining the rights of the shareholders or creditors. An applicant under subsection (4) shall give the Director notice of the application, and the Director is entitled to appear and to be heard in person or by counsel. The Director may demand the surrender of the original document, and may issue a corrected certificate or file the corrected articles, notice or other document. A corrected document shall bear the date of the document it replaces unless the correction is made with respect to the date of the document, in which case the document shall bear the corrected date; or the court decides otherwise. If a corrected certificate materially amends the terms of the original certificate, the Director shall without delay give notice of the correction in a publication generally available to the public.