This document outlines the key elements that must be included in a company prospectus under company law. It defines a prospectus as a document used to invite the public to subscribe to a company's shares. The prospectus must include information such as the company name and address, main business objectives, shareholder rights and qualifications of directors. It must also include auditors reports on the company's financial history, consent from experts, and signatures of directors. The prospectus registration process requires resolutions from the board of directors, delivery of copies to the registrar within 90 days of publication, and liability for any untrue statements.