Regarding paid up share capital of a company

Dear Colleagues,
I wanted to know if we can update the master data of a company's paid up share capital through MGT-7/MGT-7A because return of allotment have been filed but there was a mistake in entering the paid up share capital in PAS-3 form as the shares were partly paid. if not can anyone guide me the correct procedure. Thanking you in advance,
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This discussion addresses how to correct errors in a company's paid-up share capital details, particularly when initially filed incorrectly in PAS-3 due to partly paid shares. It clarifies that the Registrar of Companies (ROC) cannot amend these forms directly. The correct procedure involves filing a petition with the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT), as the Company Law Board (CLB) has been replaced by the NCLT for such matters. The discussion also touches upon updating master data when partly paid shares become fully paid after calls are made.

You have to file petition with CLB. The ROC informed that it had no power to correct the  Form no. 2 (now PAS 3) and advised the Company to approach the CLB, Mumbai Bench. The Company filed a petition before the CLB stating that the mistake in filing form 2 (PAS 3) was caused due to oversight and did not involve any willful malafide intention also that and no creditor or shareholder would be prejudiced

Thank you. What is required to be filed with ROC for making partly paid shares to fully paid after making calls on shares to update the master data of the company as PAS-3 is for return on allotment of shares and since there is no allotment and only calls are made but paid up share capital need to be updated.
Agreed with rama chary rachakonda
Mr. Rama with respect would like to inform that no more CLB for company matters, only NCLT handle the company law cases.. correct me if I am wrong

Yes. Mr.Mayur borhade,You are correct. As per the Companies Act of 2013, CLB was to be wound up and taken over by NCLT, which would have replaced the current system of resolution of company-related matters.
 

 

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