Introduction: The term “reconciliation of share capital” refers to the process of systematically matching the data of dematerialized and physically held securities with all other securities. In simple terms, it is also the reconciliation of the entire Share Capital of the Company retained in Demat form with the National Securities Read more…
Introduction: Trademarks are perpetual rights that must be renewed on a regular basis to avoid non-use cancellation. India is becoming increasingly popular as a trade and investment hub. As an outcome, demand for trademark registration is skyrocketing. In India, a registered trademark can be renewed an infinite number of times Read more…
Introduction: The term “share” [as defined in Section 2(84) of the Company Act, 2013] refers to the company’s share capital, which comprises stock. Security is a term used to describe shares. Section 2(80) of the Securities Contracts Act, 1956, relates to the meaning of securities as specified in clause (h) Read more…
Introduction: A company’s affairs are frequently decided in the best interests of the majority shareholders. Certain choices about the administration of a firm must be made on a daily basis, and these decisions are usually made by the majority of the members. There may be times when the interests of Read more…
Introduction: Under Section 2(h) of the Indian Contract Act 1872, a contract is a legal agreement that is supported by some consideration between two parties. A contract is a legally binding agreement that may be enforced. The commitment offered to each other by both parties to fulfil their half of Read more…