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Forfeiture and share holder agreement

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03 October 2013
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While issuing shares in a Private Company, it has made a SHA that, if the Share holder will not comply with any of the T & C or will not make payment thereof.
After giving a Notice period of 30 days either of the party is free to exit.


Secondly, we have an option to forfeit the shares by giving the 3 notice and following the procedure thereof.

Now the query, we want to use the weapon of Forfeiture instead of the given in SHA.

The doubt is on the subject that ''Whether the Share Holder Agreement if properly made then it is mandatory to follow ?

Can we take all action as suggested in the SHA ? Will the ROC accept the same ?

03 October 2013 Hi

Firstly you check your SHA is in accordance with Company's articles. If not then articles of association will prevail on this issue.

03 October 2013 Dear Sir

It is according to the AOA only.

It is not violating any Provision of the AOA.




03 October 2013 Hi

Go to the following links:

https://www.caclubindia.com/forum/details.asp?mod_id=264390#.Uk1V5BenyVE

https://www.caclubindia.com/articles/details.asp?mod_id=18324#.Uk1V-BenyVE



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