Originally posted by : Sumit Jaiswal |
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A Pvt. Ltd. company (say A) is getting incorporated with authorised share caital of 50000 shares of Rs. 10 each. The three promoters of the company are B (a public Ltd. company) who is subscribing for 25000 shares, M (Managing Director and one of the shareholder of B) who is subscribing for 100 shares and S (son of M and also one of the shareholder of B) who is subscribing for 24900 shares.
Can anyone show me a draft resolution of the board meeting of B authorising M, MD of B, to sign on behalf of the company (i.e. B) in the MOA and AOA of the new company A.
Thanks in advance.
Sumit Jaiswal |
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Hi Sumit
In my Opinion, 'A' pvt ltd is a separate entity, where the 3 promoters are "B" LTD ( A public Co) , MD & His son S.
So the 3 promoters are initial subscribers to A pvt ltd, and sign the MOA & AOA.
As the 'B'ltd ( Public Ltd) is a company cannot sign the MOA/AOA as entity, it has to issue a letter of authority to one of the reprsentative (Authorized Signatory) of 'B' ltd to sign MOA & AOA of 'A' Pvt Ltd.
Also as MD is one of the Promoter ( Initial Subscriber) signing the MOA/AOA, he again signing on behalf of 'B' ltd will not be correct.
I dont think there is any such resolution required , as its new company and promoters are inital subscribers to sign MOA/AOA.
Dear Experts,
Need your advice, on the above.Correct me if i am wrong..
regards
Santosh Shah