Dear all

Can anyone please help me with the term 'prevailing bank rate' under section 372A for inter corporate loans and advances?

Is it the bank rate i.e 6% or the PLR which is 11-12%?

Dear friend
can a private company appoint regular director in its board meeting?


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sanjay

Dear my query is

if a company regularies its addtional director in AGM/EGM then should it file form-32?

Dear my querry is that

can the board delegate it borrowing powers to a single director in a public company?

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sanjay srivastava

Whether 'Minutes of the Meeting' will be taken as Valid document before the Court of law

Pls provided me one for Security Guard service provide Article and Memorandum

Dear All,

Can a Private Limited Company can give Loan to Third Party with intrest or if yes on what intrest rate ?

Please solve my problem as it is very urgent

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Deepak Maheshwari
+91-9891006006

Dear Sirs,

Can anyone provide me the format of Adjourned AGM Notice, The AGM was adjourned due to accounts had not been audited and with the same effect it was not receive, consider and adopted and approved by the Board of the Company.

Whether all items of Normal AGM notice will come under this kind of notice (Adjourned AGM Notice) or not?

Pls help me out.

definately it will be thankful.

request you to pls provide the same.



CS SKK
Company Secretary
Pune

Ours is a public limited company.

The head of our finance department has been designated as "Director- Finance" even though is not a member of the Board of Directors of the Company. He also signs the balance sheet and the profit & loss account of the company along with two directors and the company secretary.

In this regard, is it fair (legally or otherwise) to designate the employee as "Director- Finance" even though he is not a member of the Board?

Secondly, can the Board pass a resolution authorising him to sign the balance sheet and the profit and loss account along with other directors? What would be the legal implications of this practice.

I request for expert's views on the matter.

Thanks

As per section 215 of the Companies Act, 1956, every balance sheet and every profit and loss account of the company should be signed by the Company Secretary and by not more than two directors of the Company one of whom shall be a managing director where there is one.

In our Company, the Auditors had made a practice that apart from the two Directors and the Company Secretary, the head of the Accounts Department (even though he is not the director)sign the balance sheet and profit and loss account.Is this practice is ok? If so, whether a Board resolution to that effect is required?

I seek advice from experts.

Thanks