Company Law– For Delhi University B.com Program CBCS 3rd Sem.

Company Law Company Law– For Delhi University B.com Program CBCS 3rd Sem. by Dr. Harleen Kaur

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Book Summary:

Students of various courses like Law, Commerce, Business and Management must study Indian Companies Act, 2013 as part of their curriculum and to prepare themselves appropriately for the professional world. The typical language citing the intricate provisions in the bare act makes this subject appear difficult. The sole purpose of bringing out this book is to present the provisions of the Companies Act in the lucid language and bulleted format so that the text is easier to comprehend and absorb. We have made every possible effort to improve the comprehension of the act and its provisions.

The key points of the book are-

• Presentation of the chapter content, at several locations, is in the bulleted format instead of long paragraphs.
• Intricate provisions have been explained with the help of illustrations and relevant case laws. These case laws have been highlighted in the box format for easy differentiation.
• A special effort has been made to include amendments up till July, 2020.
• Relevant flow-charts and diagrams have been included summarising the provisions in a more eloquent manner.
• The content of the book is in sync with curriculum of top universities of India.
• Past year examination questions have been provided at the end of each chapter for quick reference.
• The content of the book is in sync with curriculum of top universities of India.
• Syllabus of Company law paper as per CBCS is also attached in the book for ready reference.

Audience of the Book :

This book Useful for Law, Commerce, Business and Management Student.

Table of Content:

1. Company - Meaning and Characteristics

2. Kinds of Companies

3. Formation of a Company

4. Memorandum of Association

5. Articles of Association

6. Prospectus

7. Shares and Share Capital

8. Company Management

9. Board Meeting and Committees

10. Meetings of the Shareholders

11. Dividend

12. Books of Accounts

13. Audit and Auditors

14. Winding Up of a Company

15. Tribunals and Special Courts