Company Law. Contents FEATURES TYPES FORMATION COMMENCEMENT DOCTRINES DIRECTORS METHODS OF RAISING CAPITAL MEETINGS WINDING UP.

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Company Law

Contents FEATURES TYPES FORMATION COMMENCEMENT DOCTRINES DIRECTORS METHODS OF RAISING CAPITAL MEETINGS WINDING UP

FEATURES Separate legal entity Limited Liability Transferability of shares Perpetual Succession Can own and sell property Can sue and be sued

Types Public Private Holding and Subsidiary Companies limited by shares/guarantee/unlimited Corporations Public Financial Institutions

FORMATION PROMOTER and his role Pre – Incorporation Contracts Documents for Incorporation MOA AOA Agreement with MD/Director/manager Qualification shares Statutory Declaration. Effects of Incorporation

Commencement Not required in the case of Private Companies Link with prospectus Minimum subscription Director’s shares

DOCTRINES CORPORATE VEIL ULTRA VIRES CONSTRUCTIVE NOTICE INDOOR MANAGEMENT CORPORATE GOVERNANCE

DIRECTORS ROLE TYPES APPOINTMENT POWERS

Role of Directors Section 291 which states that the Board of Directors can do all those acts which a company can do. This leads to the principle of Agency i.e. the Board of Directors are agents of the company. However it may be noted that this applies to the whole Board and not individual Directors.

Role of Directors (continued) The Directors have a fiduciary relationship with the company i.e. a relationship of trust and faith.( please note that it does not extend to the shareholders). Four duties of Director (Prof Gower) - to act in interest of company - to act within the parameters - not to put himself in a position of conflict where his personal interests clash with the company’s - his responsibility cannot be fettered( delegated)

TYPES Managing Director Whole Time Director Part Time Director Independent Director Nominee Director Additional Director Alternate Director

APPOINTMENT By the Articles of Association By the Shareholders