Corporate Law Articles
Resolutions in Company General Meetings
Kinds of Resolutions in Company General Meetings Resolutions mean decisions taken at a meeting. A motion, with or without amendments is put to vote at a meeting. Once the motion is passed, it becomes a resolution. A valid resolution can be passed
New Regulatory regime for Core Investment Companies
New regulatory framework for Core Investment Companies by Vinod Kothari and Team, Vinod Kothari & Company The issue as to whether non-depository companies, which are merely passive holding companies, meant for maintaining control over grou
A discussion on takeover advisory committee (TRAC) report
A DISCUSSION ON TAKEOVER ADVISORY COMMITTEE (TRAC) REPORT[1] This discussion paper on the proposed Takeover Regulation by the Takeover Regulation Advisory Committee (TRAC) is an analysis of the TRAC Report mainly from the perspective of practicabil
Sebi Delisting Guidelines
SEBI GUIDELINES ON DELISTING OF SECURITIESCovered under Clauses 4 to 18 of SEBI ( Delisting of Securities) Guid
Company Law Settlement Scheme & Easy Exit Scheme, 2010
Company Law Settlement Scheme, 2010 Easy Exit Scheme, 2010 Is the Ministry of Corporate Affairs concerned about “defaulting company” means a company registered under the Companies Act, 1956 and a foreign company falling under
Mainstreaming Stakeholder Participation for Inclusive Growth
Mainstreaming Stakeholder Participation for Inclusive Growth and Development of Indian Corporate Sector R. Bandyopadhyay** With the economic reforms that were initiated during the 80s and were further given a new direction in the current decade
Director's responsibility for dishonour of cheques?
DIRECTOR’S RESPONSIBILITY FOR DISHONOUR OF CHEQUES? We need not go into the background concerning the usage of cheque and it is a reality now that the payments through cheque have become an indispensable part of the mercantile community and
The role of Books of Accounts - section 397 - Companies Act
The provisions of Companies Act, 1956 makes it very clear that every company should maintain proper books of accounts and should record all the transactions of the Company pertaining to sales
Procedure of passing resolution through Postal Ballot
Procedure for passing of a resolution by Postal Ballot pursuant to Section 192A and Companies (Passing of Resolutions by Postal Ballot) Rules, 2001.
Requirement of Public Holding for Listing
Rationale for requirement: A large number of shares distributed among a large number of shareholders are essential for the sustenance of a continuous market for listed securities to provide liquidity to the investors and to discover fair prices. The
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