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    1. The document discusses various topics related to company law in India including: - Types of companies and their characteristics - Appointment and roles of directors - Borrowing powers of companies - Creation and crystallization of floating charges - Registers required to be maintained by companies 2. It asks examinees to answer questions related to these topics, including commenting on statements, filling in blanks, choosing the most appropriate answer, and writing short notes. Examinees must answer 6 out of 8 total questions. 3. The questions cover a wide range of company law concepts from the liability of members in unlimited companies to doctrines like ultra vires and constructive notice to registers required under the Companies Act

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    1. The document discusses various topics related to company law in India including: - Types of companies and their characteristics - Appointment and roles of directors - Borrowing powers of companies - Creation and crystallization of floating charges - Registers required to be maintained by companies 2. It asks examinees to answer questions related to these topics, including commenting on statements, filling in blanks, choosing the most appropriate answer, and writing short notes. Examinees must answer 6 out of 8 total questions. 3. The questions cover a wide range of company law concepts from the liability of members in unlimited companies to doctrines like ultra vires and constructive notice to registers required under the Companies Act

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    1. The document discusses various topics related to company law in India including: - Types of companies and their characteristics - Appointment and roles of directors - Borrowing powers of companies - Creation and crystallization of floating charges - Registers required to be maintained by companies 2. It asks examinees to answer questions related to these topics, including commenting on statements, filling in blanks, choosing the most appropriate answer, and writing short notes. Examinees must answer 6 out of 8 total questions. 3. The questions cover a wide range of company law concepts from the liability of members in unlimited companies to doctrines like ultra vires and constructive notice to registers required under the Companies Act

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    Company Law

    : 1 :
    264
    Roll No..........................

    Time allowed : 3 hours Maximum marks : 100

    Total number of questions : 8 Total number of printed pages : 4

    NOTE : 1. Answer SIX questions including Question No.1 which is compulsory.


    2. All references to sections relate to the Companies Act, 1956 unless stated otherwise.

    1. Comment on any four of the following :


    (i) An unlimited company is a company not having any limit on the liability of its
    members.
    (ii) A company can mortgage or charge any part of its ‘reserve capital’.
    (iii) There is no statutory requirement that a director must hold qualification shares
    in the company in which he is a director.
    (iv) Statutory meeting can be held at any time and place as suited to the company.
    (v) Provisions of section 58A are not applicable to guarantee companies and
    section 25 companies (i.e., associations not for profit).
    (5 marks each)

    2. (a) Re-write the following sentences after filling-in the blank spaces with appropriate
    word(s)/figure(s) :
    (i) Without the consent of the general meeting, the Board of directors can borrow
    money subject to a maximum of __________.
    (ii) A __________ though entitled to attend a general meeting and vote on a poll,
    but cannot participate in the discussion.
    (iii) Besides making investment and loans, a company can also provide __________
    and security to another company.
    (iv) A sole buying agent who holds a beneficial interest of 5% or Rs.__________ or
    more in the shares in a company can be appointed only by passing a special
    resolution and prior approval of the Central Government.
    (v) A promoter can earn profit out of sale of his own property to the company by
    making __________, otherwise he has to account for the profits to the company.
    (vi) An issue of debentures by a listed public company needs to maintain post-
    issue debt equity ratio of 2:1 as per __________.
    (vii) Allotment of shares in a public issue without receiving minimum subscription
    amounts to __________.
    (viii) A member cannot ask for inspection of minutes of __________.
    (1 mark each)

    1/2009/CL (NS) P. T. O.
    264 : 2 :

    (b) Choose the most appropriate answer from the given options in respect of the
    following :
    (i) A company is —
    (a) A voluntary association for profit
    (b) A compulsory association for profit
    (c) A statutory association for profit
    (d) None of the above.
    (ii) A private company need not hold —
    (a) Extra-ordinary general meeting
    (b) Statutory meeting
    (c) Annual general meeting
    (d) Board meeting.
    (iii) As per section 252(2), a private company cannot have less than —
    (a) 3 Directors
    (b) 2 Directors
    (c) 5 Directors
    (d) 7 Directors.
    (iv) Who cannot become a member of a company —
    (a) Company as a member of another company
    (b) Foreigner
    (c) Trade union
    (d) Partnership firm.
    (v) Section 125 requires a company to file prescribed particulars of charge after
    the date of creation of a charge with the Registrar of Companies within —
    (a) 30 Days
    (b) 60 Days
    (c) 90 Days
    (d) None of the above.
    (vi) Change of registered office of a company from one city to another city in the
    same State but falling under the jurisdiction of two Registrars of Companies
    is required to be approved by the —
    (a) Central Government
    (b) Registrar of Companies
    (c) Regional director
    (d) Company Law Board.

    1/2009/CL (NS) Contd...


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    264
    (vii) A public company can be converted into a private company only after the
    approval of the —
    (a) High Court
    (b) State Government
    (c) Central Government
    (d) Company Law Board.
    (viii) As per the Companies Act, 1956, the types of resolutions to be passed by the
    shareholders are —
    (a) 5
    (b) 4
    (c) 2
    (d) 3.
    (1 mark each)

    3. (a) In what manner ‘membership’ in a company can be sought ?


    (8 marks)
    (b) What are the modes in which a director of a company can be appointed ?
    (8 marks)

    4. Write short notes on any four of the following :


    (i) Doctrine of ultra vires.
    (ii) Doctrine of constructive notice
    (iii) Red-herring prospectus
    (iv) Managerial remuneration
    (v) Interim dividend.
    (4 marks each)

    5. (a) What is ‘floating charge’ ? When does it crystallise ? What is effect of crystallisation
    of a floating charge ?
    (8 marks)
    (b) What are the salient features of limited liability partnership (LLP) ?
    (8 marks)

    6. (a) State, giving reasons in brief, whether the following statements are correct or
    incorrect :
    (i) Auditor of a government company is appointed or re-appointed by the Central
    Government on the advice of Comptroller and Auditor General of India (CAG).
    (ii) Joint-holders of shares in a public company are not a single member.

    1/2009/CL (NS) P. T. O.
    264 : 4 :

    (iii) In case of forged, illegal or void ab-initio transactions, the doctrine of ‘indoor
    management’ protects an outsider.
    (iv) DIN is a unique identification number and once obtained is valid for life time
    of a director.
    (2 marks each)
    (b) List out the various registers required to be maintained statutorily under the
    Companies Act, 1956.
    (8 marks)

    7. (a) Briefly explain the various modes of winding-up of a company.


    (8 marks)
    (b) Briefly explain the following terms used under e-filing —
    (i) Pre-fill
    (ii) Attachment
    (iii) Check form
    (iv) Pre-scrutiny.
    (2 marks each)

    8. (a) A managing director of a company stood as surety for the repayment of loan taken
    by it for which he was paid guarantee commission. Does this commission amount
    to managerial remuneration ? Support your answer with decided case law, if any.
    (5 marks)
    (b) A whole-time director of a company made an invention during the course of his
    employment with the company. He patented the invention in his own name and
    appropriated the benefits to himself. Can he do so ? Cite case law, if any.
    (5 marks)
    (c) Articles of association of a company reserved the powers for calling the annual
    general meeting. The managing director of the company, without reference to the
    Board, called an annual general meeting. Is the annual general meeting validly
    called ? If not, what should be done to make it valid ? Discuss with reference to
    case law, if any.
    (6 marks)

    ——o——

    1/2009/CL (NS) Contd...

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