Introduction: Agreements assume a significant part in our regular day-to-day existence going from protection approaches to work contracts. We go into contracts even without deduction, for instance, while purchasing a film ticket or downloading an application. The agreement is oral Read more
Introduction: A company is a separate legal entity but what makes it an entity is its members only. Members are the people who provide a separate entity to the company for the time being. In the case of an Unlimited Read more
Introduction: The securities market is a section of the financial market, where securities transactions have been conducted. As with any other financial market, the securities market is prone to scams, fraud and illegal activities. The Indian securities market involves millions 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 Read more
Introduction: The term ‘capital’ has a variety of connotations. To an economist, it will mean one thing, to an accountant, and to a businessman or lawyer, it will mean something else. The amount invested in a firm is referred to Read more
Introduction: The ability to transfer a company’s shares is a significant feature. Shares and debentures are both examples of movable property. They are transferable in accordance with the business’s articles, particularly the shares of any member of a public corporation. Read more
Introduction: Section 68 read with Section 77A of the Companies Act, 2013 implies that a private, public or unlisted company that is limited by shares or one limited by guarantee and possessing share capital, can buy its securities. A company Read more
Introduction: The concept of One-Person Company was first recommended by the specialized Committee of Dr. Jamshed J. Irani. It consisted of 13 members and 6 invitees from various fields having specialized knowledge. It classified companies based on the number of 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 Read more
Introduction: A director holds a crucial part of the company and must always act in the company’s best interests. He should not take advantage of his position as the company’s “director.” He should not benefit in any way that isn’t Read more
Introduction: A company is the amalgamation of a group of people who are working for a particular objective. A company is legally registered under the Companies Act, 2013. As per the company act, it means a company that is incorporated Read more
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