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COMMERCIAL PARTNERSHIPS: RISKS AND POTENTIAL RESULTS
Business Law

COMMERCIAL PARTNERSHIPS: RISKS AND POTENTIAL RESULTS

This article is written by Gunjeeta Jangra in her first semester at the National Law Institute University, Bhopal. ABSTRACT A commercial partnership is a kind of business arrangement in which two or more individuals, according to their capacities and preferences, come together to run and evolve a business idea. There Read more

By Admin, 2 yearsMay 28, 2023 ago
DIRECTORS POSITION IN A COMPANY
Company Law

LEGAL POSITION OF A DIRECTOR IN A COMPANY

A director is someone elected or appointed to manage a company’s business and affairs. A director of a company is neither an employee nor a servant of the company. They are professional people hired by the company to direct its affairs. Team of directors of the company is collectively known Read more

By Admin, 3 yearsJune 11, 2022 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
Company Law Top Stories

DEFINITON & NATURE OF A COMPANY

Company can be defined as a group of people associated together for the purpose of carrying business with a motive of earning profit.The word ‘company’ is derived from the Latin word “Com” which means ‘With or together’ and Panis means ‘Bread’ and it was originally referred to an group of Read more

By Shubham Singh, 3 yearsMay 25, 2022 ago
Company Law

CONVERSION OF PUBLIC COMPANY INTO PRIVATE COMPANY

A Public Company under the company act 2013 can offer its share to general public for subscription. In order to become a public company, the company need to offer its share to general public through IPO.As per section 2(71), Companies act (amendment) Act 2015, a public company means a company Read more

By Shubham Singh, 3 yearsMay 24, 2022 ago
Company Law

DIFFERENCE BETWEEN PRIVATE AND PUBLIC COMPANY

A public company under the company act 2013 can offer its share to general public for subscription. In order to become a public company, the company need to offer its share to general public through IPO.As per section 2(71), Companies act (amendment) Act 2015, a public company means a company Read more

By Shubham Singh, 3 yearsMay 24, 2022 ago

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