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Classification of Companies
20 Lessons-
StartClasses of Companies
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StartClassification of Companies on the basis of Liability
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StartOne Person Company
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StartPrivate Company
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StartComparison between OPC & Private Company
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StartSmall company
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StartPublic limited company
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StartHolding and subsidiary companies
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StartExample Holding and Subsidiary Relationship
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StartWhether Subsidiary company can hold shares in holding company
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StartAssociate Company
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StartClassification of companies on the basis of access to capital
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StartGovernment Company
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StartForeign Company
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StartSection 8 Company
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StartDormant Company
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StartNidhi Companies
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StartPublic Financial Institutions
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StartConversion of Public Company into Private Company
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StartConversion of Private Company into Public Company
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Registration of Companies
11 Lessons-
StartWhen Companies must be registered?
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StartMode of Registration of Company
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StartProcedure for Incorporating One Person Company
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StartIncorporation of a Company
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StartOrder of Tribunal if Company is formed by furnishing false information
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StartWhat is the effect of Registration of Company by RoC?
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StartEffect of Memorandum and Articles
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StartCommencement of Business
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StartRegistered Office of Company
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StartPre-Incorporation or Preliminary Contracts
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StartConversion of Company Limited by Gurantee into Company Limited by Shares
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Memorandum and Articles
23 Lessons-
StartMemorandum of Association An Overview
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StartContents and Forms of Memorandum of Association
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StartReservation of Name for Companies
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StartAlteration in Capital Clause of Memorandum
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StartExamples for Alteration in Capital Clause of Memorandum
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StartRegistered Office of Company
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StartChange in Registered Office from one jurisdiction of one RoC to another RoC
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StartProvisions related to publication of Name of Company
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StartAlteration of Articles
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StartConversion of OPC into Private / Public Companies
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StartConversion of a Private Company into One Person Company
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StartAlteration in MoA & AoA to be noted in every copy
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StartRectification of Name of the Company (Sec 16)
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StartCopies of Memorandum & Articles to be given to Members (Sec 17)
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StartConversion of Companies from One Class to another (Sec 18)
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StartWhat is Doctrine of Ultra Vires?
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StartEffects of Ultra Vires Transactions?
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StartDoctrine of Constructive Notice
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StartDoctrine of Indoor Management
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StartKnowledge of Irregularity - Exception to Doctrine of Indoor Management
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StartNegligence - Exception to Doctrine of Indoor Management
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StartNo knowledge of Articles - Exception to Doctrine of Indoor Management
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StartIllegal transactions & Forgery - Exception to Doctrine of Indoor Management
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Alteration of Memorandum
5 Lessons -
Accounts of Companies
8 Lessons-
StartAccounts of Companies - An introduction into provisions of Companies Act 2013
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StartProvisions related to Books of Accounts under Companies Act 2013
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StartPlace of keeping Books of Accounts by Companies
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StartMaintenance of Books of Accounts in Electronic Form by Companies and Companies act related rules
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StartMaintenance of Books of Accounts of Branch Offices and related compliance
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StartInspection of Books of Accounts by Directors
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StartPeriod of Maintenance of Books of Accounts by Companies
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StartPerson responsible for Maintenance of Books of Accounts
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Basics of Indian Companies Act 2013
A Course on Introductory Part of Indian Companies Act 2013
Course Summary
Welcome to this course on Basics of Indian Companies Act 2013.
The Company Law in India witnessed massive change with the enactment of new act called Companies Act 2013. Knowledge of Companies Act and its provisions are very important for every student taking up professional courses like CA / CMA / CS and also for Finance, Accounting and Secretarial
Professionals within India.
This course will take you through the Introductory part of the Companies Act and it will cover concepts like
a) What is Company?
b) Classification of Companies
c) Registration of Companies
d) Memorandum of Association & Articles of Association
e) Alteration of Articles
f) Prospectus
j) Share and Share Capital
k) Meetings and Proceedings
This course is purely based on Company law prevailing in India. Hence, this is not the right course for students from other countries.
This course is structured in self paced learning style. Screen cast model lectures with writings and explanations are used for teaching the provisions and
concepts of the act.
The course is in its beginning stages only (as on 21st April 2017). It will take months together to upload all the contents in this course as Companies Act
is a detailed and comprehensive act.
This course will throw lots of practical examples to understand the various provisions of the act and it will help you to prepare for India based
Professional Exams like CA / CMA / CS / B.Com / B.L., etc.
Listen to this course with your headset connected to your device, alongside with note pad / word application to note down the important case laws and
relevant sections.
Wish you a happy learning.
Course Curriculum
CA N Raja Natarajan
I am a Chartered Accountant with tonnes of passion for teaching.
I teach Financial Management & Strategic Financial Management for Chartered Accountancy, Cost and Management Accountancy and Company Secretary students in Ernakulam, India. I also hold Post Graduate Diploma in Business Administration in Finance from Symbiosis, Pune and Bachelors in Commerce, from Loyola College, Chennai.
I worked in State Bank of India as Assistant Vice President - Credit for a period of four years after which i started my Chartered Accountancy Practice. During the stint in State Bank of India, I worked on credit proposals of Mid Corporate Units and gained good experience in Financial Analysis, Risk Assessment, Viability Study, Evaluating business models, Project Finance, Working Capital Management, etc.
I conduct work shops for Entrepreneurs, Chartered Accountancy / Cost and Management Accountancy Students on the topics like Project Finance, Credit Risk Assessment, Entrepreneurship Development, Finance for Non Finance Executives, etc.
I love teaching and i want fundamentals of accounting and finance to reach students and so i am here.
