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Company Law Notes Units 1 To 7

The document provides comprehensive notes on Company Law for B.Com Semester 2, covering key concepts such as the definition and characteristics of a company, types of companies, incorporation processes, prospectus and share capital, membership, management, meetings, and winding up. It includes important questions and answers for each unit to aid in understanding and exam preparation. The notes emphasize the legal framework established by the Companies Act, 2013.

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Company Law Notes Units 1 To 7

The document provides comprehensive notes on Company Law for B.Com Semester 2, covering key concepts such as the definition and characteristics of a company, types of companies, incorporation processes, prospectus and share capital, membership, management, meetings, and winding up. It includes important questions and answers for each unit to aid in understanding and exam preparation. The notes emphasize the legal framework established by the Companies Act, 2013.

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Company Law Notes with Important Questions and Answers

B.Com Program Semester 2

Company Law - Detailed Notes with Important Questions and Answers

B.Com Program Semester 2

UNIT 1: INTRODUCTION TO COMPANY LAW

Definition of a Company:

A company is an artificial legal person, incorporated under the Companies Act, 2013, having a

separate legal identity, perpetual succession, and limited liability.

Characteristics of a Company:

1. Separate Legal Entity

2. Limited Liability

3. Perpetual Succession

4. Transferability of Shares

5. Common Seal (now optional)

6. Capacity to Sue and Be Sued

Types of Companies:

- Private Company

- Public Company

- One Person Company (OPC)

- Section 8 Company

- Government Company

- Holding and Subsidiary Company

- Small Company
Q1. Define a company. What are the characteristics of a company?

Ans: A company is an artificial legal person... [continued]

Q2. Explain different types of companies under the Companies Act, 2013.

Ans: Based on incorporation, liability, number of members etc... [continued]

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UNIT 2: INCORPORATION OF COMPANY

Steps in Incorporation:

1. Name Approval via RUN or SPICe+ Part A

2. Obtaining DSC and DIN

3. Drafting MOA & AOA

4. Filing SPICe+ Form

5. Certificate of Incorporation

MOA vs AOA:

MOA defines scope, AOA governs internal rules.

Q1. Explain the process of company incorporation.

Q2. Differentiate between MOA and AOA.

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UNIT 3: PROSPECTUS AND SHARE CAPITAL

Prospectus:
- Invitation to public to subscribe shares/debentures.

- Must include true material facts.

Types:

1. Red Herring Prospectus

2. Shelf Prospectus

3. Deemed Prospectus

Share Capital:

- Authorized, Issued, Subscribed, Called up, Paid up

Q1. What is a prospectus? Explain types of prospectus.

Q2. Define share capital. Differentiate types.

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UNIT 4: MEMBERSHIP IN A COMPANY

Who is a Member?

- Subscriber to MOA

- Shares held via transfer

- Name in Register

Modes of Becoming a Member:

1. By subscribing

2. By transfer

3. By transmission
Rights & Liabilities:

- Voting, dividends, documents

- Limited liability unless guaranteed

Q1. Define a member. Explain different ways of becoming a member.

Q2. State the rights of members.

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UNIT 5: COMPANY MANAGEMENT

Key Managerial Personnel:

- Directors

- MD

- CEO

- CS

- CFO

Board of Directors:

- Min 3 for public, 2 for private

- DIN required

Meetings:

- Board Meetings

- Annual General Meeting

- Extra-Ordinary General Meeting

Q1. Who are KMPs? Define the composition of the Board.


Q2. What are the statutory meetings in a company?

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UNIT 6: COMPANY MEETINGS

Types of Meetings:

1. AGM

2. EGM

3. Board Meetings

4. Class Meetings

Resolutions:

1. Ordinary Resolution

2. Special Resolution

Notice:

- Min 21 days

- In writing

Q1. Explain types of meetings in a company.

Q2. Differentiate between ordinary and special resolutions.

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UNIT 7: WINDING UP OF COMPANY

Winding Up:

- Process to close company legally.


Types:

1. Compulsory by Tribunal

2. Voluntary by Members or Creditors

Liquidator:

- Appointed to sell assets, pay debts

Effects:

- Company ceases business

- Legal existence ends after dissolution

Q1. What is winding up? Differentiate types.

Q2. Explain the role of liquidator.

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