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    This document covers key topics related to companies including: 1. It defines what a company is and compares it to a partnership. It also outlines the salient features of the Companies Act of 2013 and changes it brought. 2. It discusses doctrines related to companies like ultra vires and constructive notice. It also covers incorporation of companies and the memorandum and articles of association. 3. It defines shares and debentures, and compares them. It also discusses acquisition of membership in a company and the rights/duties of members. 4. It covers topics like directors, their appointment/removal and powers. It also discusses independent directors and the National Financial Reporting Authority. 5. It

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    This document covers key topics related to companies including: 1. It defines what a company is and compares it to a partnership. It also outlines the salient features of the Companies Act of 2013 and changes it brought. 2. It discusses doctrines related to companies like ultra vires and constructive notice. It also covers incorporation of companies and the memorandum and articles of association. 3. It defines shares and debentures, and compares them. It also discusses acquisition of membership in a company and the rights/duties of members. 4. It covers topics like directors, their appointment/removal and powers. It also discusses independent directors and the National Financial Reporting Authority. 5. It

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    This document covers key topics related to companies including: 1. It defines what a company is and compares it to a partnership. It also outlines the salient features of the Companies Act of 2013 and changes it brought. 2. It discusses doctrines related to companies like ultra vires and constructive notice. It also covers incorporation of companies and the memorandum and articles of association. 3. It defines shares and debentures, and compares them. It also discusses acquisition of membership in a company and the rights/duties of members. 4. It covers topics like directors, their appointment/removal and powers. It also discusses independent directors and the National Financial Reporting Authority. 5. It

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    This document covers key topics related to companies including: 1. It defines what a company is and compares it to a partnership. It also outlines the salient features of the Companies Act of 2013 and changes it brought. 2. It discusses doctrines related to companies like ultra vires and constructive notice. It also covers incorporation of companies and the memorandum and articles of association. 3. It defines shares and debentures, and compares them. It also discusses acquisition of membership in a company and the rights/duties of members. 4. It covers topics like directors, their appointment/removal and powers. It also discusses independent directors and the National Financial Reporting Authority. 5. It

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    UNIT 1

    Define company. Features and characteristics of a company

    Between company and partnership

    Salient features of the companies act 2013


    Changes brought about by the companies act 2013

    How private company can be converted to a public company and vice versa

    UNIT 2
    Doctrine of ultra vires with case laws

    Doctrine of Constructive notice with case laws

    What is the incorporation of a company? Advantages and disadvantages of incorporation of a


    company

    Note on - Memorandum of Association and Articles of Association

    What is misstatements in prospectus? Who are liable for such misstatement? Discuss the
    nature and extent of their liability

    Doctrine of indoor management with its exceptions

    Importance of the object clause of memorandum of Association? Procedure for the alteration of
    the objectives of memorandum of Association

    Between Memorandum of Association and Article of Association

    UNIT 3

    Define share. Kinds of share issued by the public company

    Between transfer and transmission of share

    Who can be a member of the company? Modes of acquisition of the membership and their
    rights duties and liabilities

    Define Prospectors right. Its main contents. Liabilities for inclusion of misstatement or untrue
    statement of Prospectors
    "Majority must Prevail is the principle of company management"

    Difference between debenture and share. Can a debenture be converted into share

    Provisions provided under companies act 2013 for prevention of oppression and
    mismanagement

    Define promoter. Rights and liabilities a promoter.

    Unit 4

    Who are directors? Procedure for the appointment and removal of directors? Powers and
    functions of directors? Legal position of a director

    Explain the composition power and functions of the National Financial Reporting Authority.

    Who is an independent director and it's qualifications

    UNIT 5

    How to constitute Serious Fraud Investigation Office (SFIO). Discuss its powers and functions

    Various modes of winding up of a company? Consequences of winding up of a company

    Grounds on which Company Law Tribunal can pass order for winding up of a company? Who
    can file a petition for issuance of winding-up order

    Lifting of corporate veil

    Between winding up and dissolution? Circumstances under which tribunal may pass an order
    for compulsory winding up.

    Voluntary winding up

    Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI)

    Powers and functions of Auditors in a company

    Position of official liquidator in the process of winding up of a company

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