Pvt ltd co. merger with a llp ?
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18 February 2013
Can a Pvt. Ltd. Co. be merged with a LLP ? What will be the status of outstanding MAT credit of Pvt. Ltd. Co. in the new LLP ?
18 February 2013
No company cannot merge withh LLP in terms of section 391 - 394 of Companies Act
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18 February 2013
Thanks Aditya ji. Can a Pvt. Ltd. Co. be changed into a LLP & then merged with another LLP ?
18 February 2013
Provisions of section 60 to 62 of the LLP Act provide for the manner in which compromises or arrangements including mergers and amalgamations involving LLPs shall be allowed but have not seen the rules.
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18 February 2013
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The expression “Joint Stock Company” is not the same thing as “Company” as defined in section 3 of the Companies Act, 1956 (the Act). Section 3 of the Act, which deal with definitions of different kind of company, does not use the expression “Joint Stock Company” and although this expression contains the words “Company”, it has not been used in the same sense in which section 3 used it. Throughout Part IX the word “Company” seems to have been used as meaning “Joint Stock Company” and not as meaning “Company” as defined in section 3 of the Act. [Valti Pattabhirama Rao v Sri Ramanuja Ginning & Rice Factory Pvt. Ltd. (1986)].
A “Joint Stock Company” means a company or association consisting of a number of Individuals organized to conduct a business for gain with a joint stock, the shares owned by any member being transferable without the consent of the rest.
Therefore the LLP may be converted into a company by following the provisions of Part IX of the Act. Section 565 to 581 deal with conversion of entities in to a company under the Companies Act, 1956. However, there is no clarity under the Companies Act, 1956 and the MCA has given comments that necessary amendments may be considered under the Companies Act, 1956.
The expression “Joint Stock Company” is not the same thing as “Company” as defined in section 3 of the Companies Act, 1956 (the Act). Section 3 of the Act, which deal with definitions of different kind of company, does not use the expression “Joint Stock Company” and although this expression contains the words “Company”, it has not been used in the same sense in which section 3 used it. Throughout Part IX the word “Company” seems to have been used as meaning “Joint Stock Company” and not as meaning “Company” as defined in section 3 of the Act. [Valti Pattabhirama Rao v Sri Ramanuja Ginning & Rice Factory Pvt. Ltd. (1986)].
A “Joint Stock Company” means a company or association consisting of a number of Individuals organized to conduct a business for gain with a joint stock, the shares owned by any member being transferable without the consent of the rest.
Therefore the LLP may be converted into a company by following the provisions of Part IX of the Act. Section 565 to 581 deal with conversion of entities in to a company under the Companies Act, 1956. However, there is no clarity under the Companies Act, 1956 and the MCA has given comments that necessary amendments may be considered under the Companies Act, 1956.
18 February 2013
Section 56 of the Limited Liability Partnership Act, 2008 provides that a private company may convert in to LLP in accordance with the provision of Chapter X and the Third Schedule and unlisted public company may convert into a LLP in accordance with the provision of Chapter X and Fourth Schedule to the LLP Act, 2008.
The provisions of section 56, 57 and 58 and the Third and Fourth Schedule related to conversion of private limited or unlisted public company in to LLP have come into effect from 31.05.2009 vide Notification No. SO 1323 (E), dated 22.05.2009.
The MCA has vide Notification No. SO 1324 (E), dated 22.05.2009 appointed 31.05.2009 as the date on which Rules 39 and 40 of the Rules, 2009 related to conversion private limited or unlisted public company in to LLP have come into effect along with Rule 32 and 33.
Section 56 of the Limited Liability Partnership Act, 2008 provides that a private company may convert in to LLP in accordance with the provision of Chapter X and the Third Schedule and unlisted public company may convert into a LLP in accordance with the provision of Chapter X and Fourth Schedule to the LLP Act, 2008.
The provisions of section 56, 57 and 58 and the Third and Fourth Schedule related to conversion of private limited or unlisted public company in to LLP have come into effect from 31.05.2009 vide Notification No. SO 1323 (E), dated 22.05.2009.
The MCA has vide Notification No. SO 1324 (E), dated 22.05.2009 appointed 31.05.2009 as the date on which Rules 39 and 40 of the Rules, 2009 related to conversion private limited or unlisted public company in to LLP have come into effect along with Rule 32 and 33.
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