Ria
29 July 2009 at 15:51
Respected experts,
our company wants to buy/rent a house for the purpose of company accommodation. The owner of the house has asked for a copy of the paid up capital certificate of our company. The company is a pvt. co.
Please advice if the paid up capital certificate is required or only articles of association will be enough for the above mentioned purpose.
Deepak
29 July 2009 at 12:40
Dear All,
I have an problem with my customer. I have delivered some goods to him & recd. cheque against that delivery. But now cheque has bounce & customer is not giving any positive reply.
Can anyone please advise me what step i should take against him. Where can i file complaint for cheque bouncing & is it worthfull or i have to take loss for the same.
Please help
Regards
Deepak Maheshwari
+91 9891006006
Ziaur Rahman
27 July 2009 at 18:59
What is the basic difference between a private limited company and a limited company? How a pvt ltd co is formed and how a limited co is formed?
Prashant
27 July 2009 at 15:55
1.A Ltd was formed in Jan-08 but till today no certificate of commencement of business is obtained.
2.The subscribers to the MOA & AOA are 10 members out of that one is listed ltd company named as X Ltd.
3.X Ltd is subscribed for 99% of A ltd
4. But till today none of them has paid share capital.
Following queries are raised-
1. X Ltd has not paid a single rupee towards the share capital of A Ltd. Still will A Ltd be treated as subsidiary of X Ltd for the year 2007-08 & 2008-09 merely because it is a subscriber to MOA & AOA. Further A Ltd has not yet obtained certificate of commencement of business. So in that event can it receive the share capital, can it open a bank account.
2. Can A Ltd ,subscriber to MOA & AOA refuse to pay share capital to A Ltd if yes then what is the remedy available to A Ltd for getting share capital.Can it receive from any one else.
Thanks in advance
mahesh
27 July 2009 at 13:06
What is the limitation period beyond which a chit fund company cannot claim the unpaid subscription amount from a defaulting subscriber. does the law of limitation apply in this case
Vinod Kumar K
26 July 2009 at 15:40
Sir, I have proprietorship business having VAT licence, Trade licence etc. for the said business and now due to my financial crisis and to run the business want to invite a partner and forming a partnership business. Please I want guidlines is it possible to transfer VAT licence, Trade licence, etc. relating to my proprietory business to partnership?
Shyam Lal Naik
25 July 2009 at 14:20
Joint Ventures can be in Corporate form(when the joint venture is registered as a company) or can be in non-corporate form(by way of a written Momerandum of Understanding)
My question is, whether the 2nd type of joint ventures are essentially in the nature of Partnership. Whether, the provisions of Partnership Act shall apply to such joint ventures, subject however to, the MOU.
Dinesh Malik
24 July 2009 at 10:32
In a private limited Company, there are 3 sharholders - A, B and C.
A is adult and B & C are his two minor daughters (under his guardianship). Is is ok?
Whether this fulfils the requirement of minimum two shareholders in a private ltd. company?
P.S.Subbaraman
23 July 2009 at 17:51
A Banker initiates action under SARFESI and a purchaser takes the property in auction and a symboic possession alone is handed over . My query is whether the purchaser can seek possession without the banker's help ? Does the Act permit the same? Any case laws on the above subject ?
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