2.  Share capital is the amount of money that a company receives by the sale of its shares.

3.  In Memorandum of Association  In Articles of Association  In Prospectus  In Publication Subscribed Capital and Paid –up Capital Along with authorized capital should be described

4.  Authorized, Nominal or Registered Capital  Issued Capital  Subscribed Capital  Alloted Capital  Called-up Capital  Uncalled Capital  Paid-up Capital  Reserve Capital  Fixed Capital  Working Capital  Watered Capital

5.  Equity Share Capital  Preference Share Capital

6.  Increase in Share Capital  Consolidation and Division of Share Capital  Conversion of Shares into Stock and Reconversion  Sub-division of Share Capital  Cancellation of Share Capital

7.  Acceptance of Ordinary Resolution  Information to Registrar  Effect of Conversion of Shares into Stock  Notice of Increase of Share Capital

8.  By writing –off Lost Capital  By Refunding Surplus Capital  By extinguishing or Reducing the Liability on Shares  By Permission from the National Company Law Tribunal

9.  By Specified Companies  Authorization by Articles  By Special Resolution  Confirmation by National Company Law Tribunal

10.  By Passing a Special Resolution  Application to the National Company Law Tribunal for Confirmation  Objections by Creditors  Preparing a List of Creditors Raising Objections  Order Confirming Reduction  Registration of Order