My company holds 30% share in a dissolved company which in turn holds considerable stock in leading Banks and has a valuable landed property.

The official Liquidator knowing fully well of these assets dissolved the company in12020. These shares are with the RTA agents along with the dividend. Official Liquidator knowing fully well of these assets dissolved the company in12020. These shares are with the RTA agents along with the dividend. I approached the liquidator asking him what are the dues that has to be settled. The company has to pay 34% to the workers along with 4% interest. This is 1/6 of the consideration of the shares and landed property. Now I intend to file a case in High court to restore the company to the stage of winding up and claim my share. There are other 2 companies which have share in the dissolved company, but they have been liquidated, one voluntarily some 20 years back and the other by the official liquidator. My question is what should I do? 1 Restore the company and claim my company's share. 2. Buy the dissolved company as I envisage, I will be getting it for a cheaper price. need your guidance

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We are two directors of a newly incorporated company currently completing post-incorporation compliance, including INC-22A. Our paid-up capital is ₹50,000, contributed equally in a 1:1 ratio, i.e., ₹25,000 each. For convenience, one director issued a cheque for ₹50,000 to the bank, while the other director transferred their share of ₹25,000 to the director who issued the cheque.

How can we document this arrangement to prove that both directors contributed equally to the paid-up capital? Is the solution of providing bank statements and a declaration sufficient to meet compliance and legal requirements under the Companies Act, 2013?

We would appreciate your guidance on this matter to ensure proper documentation for post-incorporation filings.

Hello everyone,

can a partnership firm registered under partnership act become partner in a LLP ?

Respected Colleagues,
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