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company act

ROLE OF THE COURT TO PROTECT THE INTERESTS OF CREDITORS AND SHAREHOLDERS
Banking Law

ROLE OF THE COURT TO PROTECT THE INTERESTS OF CREDITORS AND SHAREHOLDERS

This article is written by Duvada S H Neha Choudhury of 3rd Semester of Damodaram Sanjivayya National Law University, DSNLU. ABSTRACT The capital raised by a company or firm has both equity and debt capital. People who provide funds through equity capital are the shareholders and if the same funds Read more

By Admin, 2 yearsJune 12, 2023 ago
Company Law

Differences between A Company and A Partnership

Differences between A Company and A Partnership A company is a artificial legal person created by law, with Perpetual succession and a common seal. Whereas partnership is the relation between persons who have agreed to share the profits of a business carried on by all or any of them acting Read more

By Admin, 3 yearsMay 27, 2022 ago

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