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Company LAW – Index

Table of Content:

Unit I - Introduction

1.1 – Introduction; definition, silent features of the company, Act 2013
1.2 – Formation of company, stages of formation
1.3 - Promoters, Functions of promoter, Duties and liabilities of promoter,
1.4 -Types of company

Unit II Incorporation of company

2.1– Incorporation of company
2.2 – Prospectus of the company
2.3– MOA of company
2.4– Article of the company

Unit III Share capital of the company

3.1 – Share capital of the company, Types of share and debenture
3.2 – Issue of shares, Allotment, calls and forfeiture share
3.3 – Transfer & transmission of share
3.4-Share certificate and share warrant

UNIT IV - SECURITIES MARKET:

­4.1- Brief history of Stock Exchange, Study of functions of BSE and NSE
4.2- Stock Exchanges and its importance.
4.3 - Primary Market and Secondary Market: Components of Primary Markets
4.4 - D-Mat Account: Definition and Procedure.

UNIT V COMPANY SECRETARY AND COMPANY MEETINGS:

5.1 - Appointment, Duties and Responsibilities of Company secretary
5.2– Types of company meeting: Annual and General meeting of the company, Statutory meeting of Company, Extraordinary meeting
5.3 – Notice of meeting & Agenda of the meeting, proceedings of meeting,
5.4 - Voting methods of meeting and quorum. Minutes proceeding meetings, its contents
Company Law
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