Dear Sir
As per Company Act 2013 where Windup Petition is filed .....earlier wind up petition was file din High Court ..
Regards
Uday Kumar
A company three years after delisting holding 97% of shares passed a resolution in an EGM with a majority for consolidation of residual shares remaining un-tendered after delisting and at the same time offered an x amount to the residual share holders and compulsorily/Involuntarily withdrew the shares from the Demat accounts of residual shareholders and credited an equivalent amount in their savings bank accounts linked to the demat account without a court sanction as section 94 (1) (b) of companies act,1956 for consolidation does not require a court sanction,whether this involuntary withdrawal of shares from demat account is fair in law?Is it not an intrusion on Ownership of demat account holder?as it is a reduction in share capital under section 100 of companies act,1956 which requires a court sanction.can some body quote a case law for such a precedent?
Joseph Cyriac
15 April 2015 at 12:49
Dear sir ,
At present I am working on a study regarding "A Report with recommendation on regulatory framework for App based transport facilitators in India" . I request you to guide me regarding where I can refer and get access to legalities and material that will enable me to complete this at the earliest. Thank you.
Joseph
ssbhar
15 April 2015 at 08:47
“A” IS HAVING 98 % SHARTEHOLDING IN A PRIVATE LIMTED CO . “B” IS NOT HAVING ANY SHAREHOLDING . C IS HAVING 1.50% SHAREHOLDING . A & B WE WERE DIRECTORS . “ B” EXPIRED . “A “ APPOINTED “ C “ AS DIRECTOR . DISPUTE AROSE BETWEEN “A” AND “C” . MY QUERY :
1) CAN “A” CALL THE MEETING OF SHAREHOLDERS AND IF “C” DOES NOT ATTEND THE MEETING CAN ANY RESOLUTION BE PASSED BY THE SINGLE SHAREHOLDER HAVING 98% HOLDING ? IF YES , THEN UNDER WHAT PROVISIONS OF LAW?
2) CAN “A” AS A MAJORITY SHAREHOLDER APPOINT SOMEBODY ELSE AS DIRECTOR IN THE EGM AND REMOVE “C” FROM THE DIRECTORSHIP OF THE COMPANY IN THE EGM ITSELF ?
Randeep
14 April 2015 at 16:25
I want to register publication agency. Plz guide me
uchit kumar
14 April 2015 at 13:13
Sir
I want to incorporate private limited company. I want use my home as my office address What are the documents needed for residence proof during company incorporation.?
jayesh
13 April 2015 at 16:45
Dear Sir,
Mr. A forms a One Person Company (OPC) as per the provisions of Companies Act, 2013 and appoints his friend Mr. B as his nominee to become the member of OPC in case of his death. On A's death Mr. B becomes the member of the OPC.
Can the legal heirs of Mr. A have any claim on the assets/shares of the OPC against Mr. B under the provisions of Indian Succession Act or any other local law?
terry
13 April 2015 at 14:16
I have opted for a car lease plan in the company that I am employed in. The company has an agreement with a leasing company for providing this option to employees.
I gave an order confirmation on a dummy agreement to my company.The road tax and registration for the car have been paid by the company however I have not taken the delivery of the vehicle since I have resigned from the company before the road tax was paid.
Can I cancel the order without any financial obligation ?
Dear Sirs,
A Non Listed Pvt Ltd Company received signed share deed from a Director in 1999 and now after more than 12 years , that Share Deed is being Challanged on account that Proper stamp is not on the Share Deed and there is a deficiency in Share Deed
Company Court is also saying Since Share Deed is not proper hence transfer is invalid..
Please guide
With Regards
Uday Kumar
Succession in shares
dear all,
A had some shares individually and jointly with his son B. A also had 4 daughters and one son B. Now A and B both died. C is only son of B (grand son of A). In all account of A, nominee is B. Now C wants to apply for succession certificate for him only.
my query is ?
1- whether he can apply alone for SC without making party of another sisters of his father.
2- whether C and his all bua's got equal share in property.
3- Is there any provision especially for share certificates.