Department Clarification- A society registered under the Society Registration Act, 1860 should not be deemed to be a ‘body corporate’ within the meaning of the section 2(7) of the Companies Act, although such a society can be treated as a ‘person’ having separate legal entity apart from the members constituting it and thereby capable of being a member of a company under section 41(2) of the Companies Act, 1956. [Circular Letter, dated-24-11-1962]
Shares belonging to society held in the name of trustee simpliciter
Department Clarification-In 1957 the Department of Company Affairs was advised that the shares in the company, being the property of a charitable trust, can be held in the name of the trustee. (Extracts from Department’sFile No. 1(43)-PT/67)
10 July 2013
A partnership firm is not a legal person and it does not have any separate entity, therefore it cannot be a subscriber to the Memorandum. However, it may be a member of a company licenced under section 25 of the Companies Act, 1956 [Circular No. 4/72, dated 9-3-1972].
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10 July 2013
Am not very clear about this. in our case a trust deed is formed for educational purpose. Now through the trust educational institute will be opened ,and under the educational institute we want to open a company.(either a pvt. ltd or any section 25 company, whose objects and memorandum will be for educational purpose only.) Is it possible. Please advise.