Name the authority which administers the Companies Act and Partnership Act.
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(i) When there is no provision in partnership agreement regarding time period for partnership then it is known as ………………
(i) Partnership at will (ii) KARTA (iii) democratic principles (iv) one member one vote
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i. Statutory companies are registered under the Companies Act. ii. A Subsidiary company holds more than half of the total
i. Statutory companies are registered under Special Act passed by Central or State legislative. ii. A Holding company holds more than half of the total share capital of another company. iii. A private company must have...
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Match the pair: Indian Companies Act, Indian Co-operative Society’s Act, The Hindu Succession Ac
Group A Group B (a) Indian Companies Act (7) 2013 (b) Indian Co-operative Society’s Act (1) 1912 (c) The Hindu Succession Act (8) 1956 (d) Indian Partnership Act (9) 1932 (e) No Separate Act (3) Sole Trading Concern
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Partnership at will, Partnership for a particular period, Limited Liability Partnership, Partnership for a particular venture.
Limited Liability Partnership
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Multinational Companies help the host companies.
1. MNC’s offer growth opportunities for domestic firms. They help domestic producers to enter the global markets through their international network of production and marketing. 2. MNC’s provide ready markets for...
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Indian Contract Act 1872, Indian Partnership Act 1932, Industrial Dispute Act 1947.
1. Indian Partnership Act, 1932 2. Natural Environment.
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i. _________ is the main authority to regulate the administration of Companies Act, 2013 in India.
i. (a) MCA ii. (b) New Delhi iii. (a) MCA iv. (a) ROC v. (a) ROC vi. (b) ROC vii. (c) Regional Directors viii. (c) NCLT ix. (a) NCLAT x. (c) Supreme Court xi. (c) SEBI xii. (a) SEBI
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i. The main authority is concerned with the administration of the Companies Act.
i. MCA ii. MCA iii. ROC iv. ROC v. NCLT vi. NCLAT vii. SEBI viii. SEBI
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i. MCA regulates the functioning of the corporate sector as well as administers the Companies Act.
i. True ii. False iii. True iv. True v. True vi. True vii. True viii. True ix. False
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Name the authority attached to the High Court which helps in the winding up of companies.
The authority attached to the High Court which helps in the winding up of Companies is the Official Liquidator.
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