Super Secretarial Checklist under Companies Act, 1956 Sr. No. Relevant Section of Companies Act, 1956 Provision/Requirement 1.
FAQs on eStamp 1. Please specify the services for which Stamp Duty can be paid through MCA21 system?Stamp Duty payable on Filing of e-form 1 (including MOA & AOA), 5 and 44 can be paid through MCA21 system. 2. Am I required to fill the details o
The Companies Act, 1956 governs the incorporation, management and winding-up of any company in India. There will be differences among members or between groups in private companies and closely held public companies very often. One group may
Formalities for starting a New Business with Existing Business [Section-149(2A)] As per Section 13 of the Companies Act, 1956 the Object Clause of a company shall be divided into three categories:— 1. (i) main objects; (ii) objects incide
In order to address the issue of delay before Traditional Courts and in order to decrease the burden of courts, Alternative Dispute Resolution Mechanism was mooted and now everybody is aware of Arbitration proceedings. As everybody knows, Arbitratio
Dear Friends,So everyone is under the impression that incorporating an LLP is no big deal. Now I will express my views on the experience of my client in getting his LLP registered.After getting DPIN for himself and his 2nd partner, which also involve
In order to reduce the delay in courts and in the process of traditional adjudication mechanism, the Alternative Disposal Mechanism (ADR) was mooted. The dispute resolution through Conciliation, Arbitration and Mediation etc., is regarded as a
A company is a voluntary association of persons formed for the purpose of business activities. A company has distinct name and limited liability, it is a juristic person having a separate l
Dear friends, let us take the concept of corporate governance in more broder concept, though the whole worlds scenario. entering in global aspect we have to discuss on follwing important terms as : -Corporate concentrationIn recent decades the incr
Green shoe Option (GSO).This is a post listing price stabilizing mechanism, by which the company intends to ensure that the shares price on the Stock exchanges does not fall below the issue price. The term �Green shoe option� derived its
Landmark Judgments: Important Provisions of the EPF & ESI Act interpreted by the Honorable Supreme Court of India
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