“Winding Up” in Company Law
LLP Agreement - Essential Clauses to be included
What is the LLP Agreement? Section 2(1)(O) of the Limited Liability Partnership Act, 2008 defines it as under: “LLP Agreements mean any written agreement between the partners of the Limited Liability
Company Charges: Registration, Satisfaction and Modification Under Section 77-87
Companies must register charges (mortgage, hypothecation, pledge) on their assets with the ROC within 30 days under Section 77. Learn the process for registration, modification, and satisfaction of charges.
Benefits to Incorporate an LLP in India for MSME's
If you have chosen LLP for running your business? But don’t know what the actual benefits of forming LLP in India are. First of all, let’s understand in detail important things about LLP. LLP means a
Conversion of a Public Company into a Private Limited in Seven Easy Steps
Conversion of the status of the company from public to private would become effective form the date of receipt of the approval of the Registrar by means of issuing a new certificate of Incorporation.
Establishment of Branch Office of Foreign Company
Legal forms in which a foreign company can set up its establishment in India? Branch Office Liaison Office Project Office Corporate Entity which could be wholly or partly owned by the foreign Company
NCLT: National Company Law Tribunal — Jurisdiction, Powers and Key Cases
Guide to NCLT jurisdiction and powers under Companies Act 2013. Covers NCLT powers for mergers, oppression, IBC proceedings, class action suits, and NCLAT appeals.
Companies Act 2013 Complete Overview: Structure, Key Provisions and 2024 Amendments
Comprehensive overview of the Companies Act 2013. Covers its 29 chapters, 470 sections, key compliance requirements, landmark provisions, and important 2024-25 amendments.
Winding Up of a Company Under Companies Act 2013: Voluntary and Compulsory
Winding up a company under the Companies Act 2013 can be by NCLT order (compulsory) or voluntarily. Learn the grounds, process, liquidator appointment, and the difference from IBC liquidation and strike off.
Strike Off of a Company: Process
Strike off is a simple, low-cost way to close a defunct company by removing its name from the register of companies, using Form STK-2.