Monday, 4 November 2013

DISPUTE RESOLUTION BY AUTHORIZED OFFICERS

Employees Provident Fund and Miscellaneous Provisions Act 1952


                      DISPUTE RESOLUTION BY AUTHORIZED OFFICERS

PAYMENT OF GRATUITY ACT 1972 (PART-1)


(        PAYMENT OF GRATUITY ACT 1972 (PART-1)

PAYMENT OF BONUS ACT 1965 (PART-1)


PAYMENT OF BONUS ACT 1965 (PART-1)

SUB PARTNERSHIP

Partnership Act 1932


                                          SUB PARTNERSHIP

Transfer of title and exceptions (Part 2 of 3)


Transfer of title and exceptions (Part 2 of 3)

Transfer of title and exceptions (Part 1 of 3)


Transfer of title and exceptions (Part 1 of 3)

Bailment and Sale of Goods


Bailment and Sale of Goods

SALE AND AGREEMENT TO SELL


SALE AND AGREEMENT TO SELL

HYPOTHECATION OF GOODS


HYPOTHECATION OF GOODS

DOCUMENT OF TITLE OF GOODS


DOCUMENT OF TITLE OF GOODS

CONTRACTS OF AGENCY


CONTRACTS OF AGENCY

CONTRACTS OF BAILMENT (PART-3)






CONTRACTS OF BAILMENT (PART-3)

CONTRACTS OF BAILMENT (PART-2)


CONTRACTS OF BAILMENT (PART-2)

CONTRACTS OF BAILMENT (PART-1)


CONTRACTS OF BAILMENT (PART-1)

Contract of Guarantee


Contract of Guarantee

DISCHARGE OF CONTRACT BY IMPOSSIBILITY OF PERFORMANCE


DISCHARGE OF CONTRACT BY IMPOSSIBILITY OF PERFORMANCE

TIME LIMIT FOR PERFORMANCE OF CONTRACT


TIME LIMIT FOR PERFORMANCE OF CONTRACT

Quasi Contract Part-2


Quasi Contract Part-2

Quasi Contract Part-1


Quasi Contract Part-1

AGREEMENTS OPPOSED TO PUBLIC POLICY (PART 1)


AGREEMENTS OPPOSED TO PUBLIC POLICY (PART 1)

WAGERING AGREEMENT AND CONTRACTS OF INSURANCE


WAGERING AGREEMENT AND CONTRACTS OF INSURANCE

DIFFERENCE BETWEEN WAGERING AGREEMENTS, SPECULATIVE TRANSACTIONS, CONTINGENT CONTRACTS


DIFFERENCE BETWEEN WAGERING AGREEMENTS, SPECULATIVE TRANSACTIONS, CONTINGENT CONTRACTS

FREE CONSENT-MISTAKE


FREE CONSENT-MISTAKE

ACCEPTANCE OF AN OFFER



ACCEPTANCE OF AN OFFER

LAPSE OF AN OFFER


LAPSE OF AN OFFER

ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS OF AN OFFER (PART -1)


ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS OF AN OFFER (PART -1)

TYPES OF CONTRACT PART 1


TYPES OF CONTRACT PART 1

CA CPT MERCANTILE LAW (INTRODUCTION)


CA CPT MERCANTILE LAW (INTRODUCTION)

CHARGES


CHARGES

DEBENTURES


DEBENTURES

QUORUM OF A MEETING


QUORUM OF A MEETING

NOTICE OF A MEETING


NOTICE OF A MEETING

REDUCTION OF SHARE CAPITAL (COMPANY LAW)


REDUCTION OF SHARE CAPITAL (COMPANY LAW)  

TRANSFER OF SHARES PART 1


TRANSFER OF SHARES PART 1

ALLOTMENT OF SHARES



ALLOTMENT OF SHARES

AUTHORIZED, ISSUED, SUBSCRIBED, CALLED UP, PAID UP, AND RESERVE CAPITAL


AUTHORIZED, ISSUED, SUBSCRIBED, CALLED UP, PAID UP, AND RESERVE CAPITAL

Articles of Association


Articles of Association

CHARACTERISTICS OF A COMPANY


INTRODUCTION OF A COMPANY
CHARACTERISTICS OF A COMPANY 

BASICS OF COMMUNICATION (STARTS AT 22:51)


CA IPCC LAW ETHICS AND COMMUNICATION

COMMUNICATION ETHICS (STARTS AT 6:02)


COMMUNICATION ETHICS
FOR CA IPCC
LAW ETHICS AND COMMUNICATION

CA IPCC Group Dynamics (STARTS at 4:04)


CA IPCC LAW ETHICS AND COMMUNICATION

Saturday, 20 April 2013

SudhirSachdevaClasses: Negotiable Instruments Act 1881Bills of Exchange...

SudhirSachdevaClasses: Negotiable Instruments Act 1881Bills of Exchange

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: Negotiable Instruments Act 1881
      Bills of Exchange                                                                                 ...

PROSPECTUS



Negotiable Instruments Act 1881
Bills of Exchange


                                                                                                                                                                       

Thursday, 11 April 2013


CLICK FOR VIDEO >>> MEMORANDUM OF ASSOCIATION


WHAT IS MEMORANDUM OF ASSOCIATION?


DEFINITION

[SEC 2(28)]

Memorandum means “Memorandum of Association of a Company as originally framed or altered from time to time in pursuance of any previous Companies Law or of this Act”

MEANING

·         It is the charter of a Company.

·         It contains the objects for which the Company is incorporated.
·         It defines the possible scope of operations of the Company.
·         It defines the powers as well as limitations on the powers of a Company.
·         Any act which is beyond the powers given by the Memorandum is ultra vires and thus void.

PURPOSE

·         Memorandum contains the fundamental conditions on which the whole foundation of the Company stands.

·         It provides information to the third party as to whether the contracts he is intending to enter into with the Company are within the Company’s object clause or not.
·         It provides information to the intending shareholder regarding the purposes for which his money is going to be used by the Company and the amount of risk he is taking in making the investment.

CONTENTS (Sec 13)

·         Name clause
·         Situation clause
·         Object clause
·         Liability clause
·         Capital clause
·         Subscription clause

SECTION 15

Sec 15 provides that the Memorandum shall be:

·         Printed,
·         Divided into paragraphs and numbered consecutively,
·         Stamped
·         Signed by each subscriber, who shall add his address, description and occupation, if any. The signature shall be made in the presence of atleast one witness who shall attest the signatures.