A certified true copy of a resolution typically refers to a photocopy of the original board resolution that has been officially certified by a director. This certification confirms that the copy is an accurate reproduction of the original document. It's not usually a separate original document, but rather the original that has been authenticated.
When we say certified true copy of resolution what does it means? Whether it is photocopy of original board resolution duly certified by director or does resolution is prepared in two copies one original( kept at registered office) and one true copy ( certified by directors)?