Corporate Law For B Com Sem 2 Delhi University

Companies Act, 2013 is the culmination of several years of effort to enact a new legislation governing companies to replace the Companies Act, 1956. It marks a major step forward and appreciates the current economic environment in which companies operate. Corporate Laws is based on the Companies Act, 2013. Students of other Indian universities will also benefit from this book. KEY FEATURES • A comparison of the provisions of the new and old laws has been given in every chapter • All recent amendments and rules relating to corporate laws have been incorporated • Interesting examples/case studies derived from landmark rulings have been given • Questions from recent examinations

This book has been written for ‘Business and Industrial Laws Paper’ of the BCom Semester-II Examination of University of Delhi. The contents of the book have been designed strictly in accordance with the semester based syllabus, effective from the academic year 2011–12. The book attempts to present the complicated subject of ‘Business and Industrial Laws’ in an easily comprehensible manner. The intricate points of law have been explained in as lucid, systematic and logical way as possible in a compact form. The entire text has been organized in four parts, namely, Law of Contract, Law of Sale of Goods, Law of Limited Liability Partnership and Industrial Laws. This book presents the subject matter tailor-made, as per the revised course structure of the Paper, to enable the students to possess a text-book which caters to their needs in full.

The book has been written for 'Business Laws' Paper of the B. Com. (Hons.), Semester-I, Examination of the University of Delhi in accordance with its semester based syllabus. Its contents have been largely extracted from the author's reputed title Business Law which has gained tremendous readership over the years. This book presents the subject matter tailor-made as per the revised course structure of the Paper, to enable the students to possess a textbook that caters to their needs in full. The book has been organized into four parts, namely, Law of Contract, Law of Sale of Goods, Law of Limited Liability Partnership, and Law of Information Technology. KEY FEATURES • Quotes Indian and English cases at appropriate places with a view to ensure necessary authenticity and clarity on the subject. • Includes text questions and practical problems with hints and solutions in each chapter to enable students to evaluate their understanding of the subject • Explains complicated provisions in easily comprehensible language with the help of illustrations and analogies

1. MEANING AND NATURE OF A COMPANY 2. KINDS OF COMPANIES 3. PROMOTION AND INCORPORATION OF A COMPANY 4. MEMORANDUM OF ASSOCIATION 5. ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION 6. PROSPECTUS AND ALLOTMENT OF SHARES 7. SHARES AND SHARE CAPITAL 8. MEMBERSHIP OF A COMPANY 9. BORROWING POWERS, DEBENTURES, PUBLIC DEPOSITS, REGISTRATION OF MORTGAGES AND CHARGES 10. TRANSFER AND TRANSMISSION OF SHARES 11. DECLARATION AND PAYMENT OF DIVIDEND 12. APPOINTMENT AND QUALIFICATIONS OF DIRECTORS 13. MEETINGS OF BOARD AND ITS POWERS. 14. MANAGERIAL PERSONNEL 15. COMPANY MEETING: ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 16. MAJORITY POWERS AND MINORITY RIGHTS 17. PREVENTION OF OPPRESSION AND MISMANAGEMENT 18. WINDING UP OF A COMPANY

This book is written by Dr Harleen Kaur and its useful for Delhi University B.Com Students who read Company Law

'Company Law in Context' is an ideal main text for company law courses. David Kershaw places company law in its economic, business, and social context, making more accessible and relevant the cases, statutes, and other forms of regulation. A running case study provides a practical perspective.