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The term Conversion of Debentures into Shares denotes a process under which a Debenture Holder decides to become a Shareholder of the company by converting his/ her Debentures into Shares. Further, after becoming a Shareholder in the company, the said person will get the Right to Vote. In this blog, we will discuss the concept of Conversion of Debentures into Shares and the Procedure for the same. Concept…
Under Companies Act, 2013, Company can raise funds via preferential allotment, employee stock option plan, sweat equity shares and right issue. Issue of Shares through preferential basis is the fastest way for a Company to raise capital. Section 62 (Allotment of Shares) and Section 42 (Allotment of Securities) of Companies Act, 2013,…
Shareholders are the real owners of the company, and they appoint Directors to manage the affairs of the company. Shares of the company held by shareholders are movable property and freely transferable to the other person or entity. As the number of shares decides the percentage of ownership by the…
Running a business or company isn’t any cakewalk. To run a business successfully, the right decisions have to be taken at the right time. As such, whether it be a small or well-established business, new decisions and choices have to be made now and then for the successful execution of…
One of the crucial features of the Private Limited Company or a Limited Company is the free transferability of ownership. The Transfer of shares is a voluntary act by the parties, and after transfer, the ownership of the shares is transferred from the transferor to the transferee, whereas the Transmission…
The concept of a Non-Profit Company is quite old in our country India. The Companies Act, 2013 provides for the Registration of Non-Profit Companies in India. Any person intending to form a Company with a non-profit object can register in India. Section 8 of Companies Act, 2013. read with the Companies…
To flatten the cash flow for MSME, Reserve Bank of India decided to set up an operating system known as Trade Receivable Discounting System (TReDS).MSME faces many delays in receiving the payments for the goods and services supplied by them, but the same can resolve by adopting TReDS. Role of MSME…
LLP and Partnership Firm are business entities which are incorporated or brought into existence by two or more people who come together to form an entity. These people are called partners. Furthermore, the profits and loss of these firms are distributed between the partners of the firm as per the…
In India, new technological developments are making a high impact on the quantity and the quality of the products, but the fact is that the consumers are still the victim of fraudulent practices. Therefore, the Consumer Protection Act,2019 comes in to force from 20 July, with its salient features including the…
In this article, we will discuss about three types of organizations including three different aspects of forming an NGO i.e a Society, Trust and a Section 8 Company. These organisations are generally formed to promote social welfare, social development and other charitable purposes. However, you need to understand that all…
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