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Understanding ROC: Registrar of Companies

The Registrar of Companies (ROC) is a pivotal statutory authority under the purview of the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) in India. The ROC is responsible for administering and enforcing the provisions of the Companies Act, 2013 as they pertain to companies registered under its jurisdiction.

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Corporate Governance & the Committees of Board

Corporate governance is more than a buzzword; it's the backbone of a well-functioning organization.

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Winding Up of a Company in India

It takes careful planning, coordination, and effort to keep a company functioning smoothly. Sometimes, though, things don't go as planned and the company may face challenges that make it impossible to continue, and the only option left is to stop its operations. This process is called "winding up." It’s the official way of closing a company in an organized and legal manner.

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How to Incorporate a Company in India?

Incorporating a company is not just a legal requirement but also a crucial step in establishing the credibility and structure of your business. It also helps build trust with stakeholders and lays the foundation for sustainable growth.

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25 Must Know Keywords of Company Law

Understanding the key terms of Company Law under the Companies Act, 2013 is essential for students, professionals, and anyone involved in the corporate world. These terms are the foundation of the rules that govern how companies operate, who controls them, and how they interact with stakeholders.

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5 Most Important Doctrines of Company Law

The Companies Act, 2013 is the backbone of corporate governance in India. It lays down the rules, principles, and doctrines that regulate the operation, management, and control of companies. These doctrines are essential for interpreting and applying the law in real-world scenarios.

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Understanding NCLT and NCLAT in Corporate Disputes

The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) and National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) are the two important judicial bodies in India’s corporate justice landscape. These tribunal bodies were established under the Companies Act, 2013, to handle the disputes and issues under the ambit of Companies Act, IBC and other issues related to companies.

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Roles & Responsibilities of a Director in a Company

When people think of a company director, they often imagine someone with a lot of power, making big decisions and leading the company toward success. While this is partly true, being a director is about much more than just having control. It comes with a lot of responsibilities and duties.

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How to amend MOA and AOA?

Businesses should be dynamic in order to evolve with the changing market demands, growth trends and as well as regulatory shifts. To keep up with these changes, companies find the need to update its core documents: the Memorandum of Association (MOA) and the Articles of Association (AOA).

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Memorandum of Association (MOA) and Articles of Association (AOA)

Incorporating a company involves several critical steps, and two of the most important documents required are the Memorandum of Association (MOA) and Articles of Association (AOA). Together, these documents establish the foundation for a company’s legal and operational framework under the Companies Act, 2013. While the MOA defines a company’s purpose and scope of activities, the AOA acts as its internal rulebook, governing its management and operations. Let’s understand their significance and differences in detail.

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Classification of Companies in India

Have you ever wondered how businesses are structured and why different companies have different names like 'Private Limited' or 'Limited' after their name?

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5G Spectrum Analysis: Everything you need to know

The emergence of the internet and smartphones, and the networks were advancing each year. However, what were the changes? The principle improvement is the very best transmission speed in every new generation of networks. Therefore, in each step forward we had, it became viable to grow the variety of network usage for sending messages, streaming offerings, object connectivity, among others.

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Understanding National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT)

In today's world where arbitration, compromise, arrangements, reconstructions, and the winding up of companies are as usual as the sunrise. The opportunity for shareholders and debtors to lose their money also escalates.

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Now company formation made easy with SPICe!

As a young Entrepreneur, when you think about a Startup, you think about a Private limited company. Might be forming your own company seems to be Overwhelming but Finology made it easy. Incorporating your own company gives the Members- Limited Liability Benefit that means it will allow their members full exemptions from business debt & obligations.

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An exhaustive explanation on FORM MGT-14

When a company is planning to start up, the first step is to incorporate the business with the Registrar of Company (ROC). Companies incorporate themselves with the RoC because it is the body governing the companies and has to mandatorily keep information about companies. Therefore, every company has to notify ROC about the significant steps taken by the company by passing any resolutions at the Board meeting or by entering into an agreement.

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Liquidation of Company

Company being artificial person can only be dissolved by striking off the register of companies. This is called liquidation of company.

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Registration of a Public Limited Company| Explained

A public limited company is an incorporated business and is said to be a separate legal entity from its owners like that of the Private Limited Company. Shareholders are termed to be its owners and they enjoy the benefit of the limited liability. The limited liability is a benefit to each of the shareholder of that company. According to Section 3(1) (IV) of Indian Companies Act 1956 that ‘’a public company is not a private company” also the articles do not restrict the transfers of shares of the company. There is no restriction on the maximum number of the companies. It invites general members and public to purchase the shares and debentures of the company. If one wants to register a public company there are many advantages or benefits related to the registration of a public Company which are -

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Annual Mandatory Compliance for PLCs

Generally, people opt for private limited companies due to less formality. It is the most popular and well-known form of start-up. However, some of the mandatory compliances which are pre-requisites are needed to be followed every year.

Posts Tagged: company law

Understanding ROC: Registrar of Companies

Corporate Governance & the Committees of Board

Winding Up of a Company in India

How to Incorporate a Company in India?

25 Must Know Keywords of Company Law

5 Most Important Doctrines of Company Law

Understanding NCLT and NCLAT in Corporate Disputes

Roles & Responsibilities of a Director in a Company

How to amend MOA and AOA?

Memorandum of Association (MOA) and Articles of Association (AOA)

Classification of Companies in India

5G Spectrum Analysis: Everything you need to know

Understanding National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT)

Now company formation made easy with SPICe!

An exhaustive explanation on FORM MGT-14

Liquidation of Company

Registration of a Public Limited Company| Explained

Annual Mandatory Compliance for PLCs

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