'And' & 'Or' a Mess in Companies Act, 2013

CS Kundan Mishra , Last updated: 08 May 2015 Share Follow on Google News

AND OR statementsbehave very differently. ANDsignifies that both conditions are required to be satisfied while OR signifies that only one condition must be met. Let us analyse how it has created big Confusion in Companies Act, 2013 I. In section 2, clause (85) of Companies Act, 2013 , Small co

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CS Kundan Mishra

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I amcommerce graduate and an Associate Member of the Institute of Company Secretaries of India (ICSI). I am practicing as a company secretary under name and style of K.K. Mishra Associates, in Delhi. I had led several significant assignments, providing both hands on legal advice as well as overall strategic inputs. ... Read more

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