SECTIONS, FORMS & RULES LIST

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  • 1 April, 2024
SECTIONS, FORMS & RULES LIST

SECTIONS, FORMS & RULES LIST

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SECTIONS, FORMS & RULES LIST - CA INTER COMPANY LAW - Part 2

 

CHAPTER – 6 REGISTRATION OF CHARGES

SECTIONS

  • Section 77 – Duty to register charges
  • Section 78 – Application for registration of charge
  • Section 79 – Section 77 to apply in certain matters
  • Section 80 – Date of notice of charge/deemed notice
  • Section 81 – Register of charges to be kept by registrar (ROC)
  • Section 82 – Company to report satisfaction of charges
  • Section 83 – Power of registrar to make entries of satisfaction and
  • Section 84 – Intimation of appointment of receiver or manager
  • Section 85 – Company’s register of charges
  • Section 86 – Punishment for contravention
  • Section 87 – Rectification by central government in register of charges

 

FORMS

  • CHG 1 – Application to register creation or modification of charges (other than debentures)
  • CHG 2 – Certificate of registration of charge
  • CHG 3 – Certificate of modification of charge
  • CHG 4 – Intimation to the registrar regarding particulars for the satisfaction of charge
  • CHG 5 – Certificate of registration of satisfaction of the charge
  • CHG 6 – Notice of appointment or cessation of receiver or manager
  • CHG 7 – Company’s register of charges
  • CHG 8 – Application to CG for condonation
  • CHG 9 – Creation or modification of charge of debentures

 

RULES

  • RULE 6 – Issue of certificate of modification
  • RULE 8(2) – Memorandum of satisfaction of charge

 

CHAPTER – 7 MANAGEMENT AND ADMINISTRATION

SECTIONS

  • Section 88 – Register of members etc.,
  • Section 89 – Declaration in respect of beneficial interest in any share (registered/beneficial owner)
  • Section 90 – Investigation of beneficial ownership of shares in certain cases (register of significant beneficial owner)
  • Section 91 – Power of company to close register
  • Section 92 – Annual return
  • Section 93 – Omitted
  • Section 94 – Place of keeping register
  • Section 95 – Register etc., to be evidence
  • Section 96 – Annual General Meeting (AGM)
  • Section 97 – Power of tribunal to call AGM
  • Section 98 – Power of tribunal to call EGM
  • Section 99 – Punishment for default in complying with the provisions of
  • Section 100 – Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM)
  • Section 101 – Notice of meeting
  • Section 102 – Explanatory statement to be annexed to Notice
  • Section 103 – Quorum of meeting
  • Section 104 – Chairman of meeting
  • Section 105 – Proxies
  • Section 106 – Restriction on voting rights
  • Section 107 – Voting by show of hands
  • Section 108 – Voting through electronic means
  • Section 109 – Demand for poll
  • Section 110 – Postal ballet
  • Section 111 – Circulation of members’ resolutions
  • Section 112 – Representation of president and governor in meetings
  • Section 113 – Representation of corporation at meeting of companies and of creditors
  • Section 114 – Ordinary and special resolutions
  • Section 115 – Resolutions requiring special notice
  • Section 116 – Resolutions passed at adjourned meeting
  • Section 117 – Resolutions and agreements to be filed
  • Section 118 – Minutes of various meetings
  • Section 119 – Inspection of minute book of general meeting
  • Section 120 – Maintenance and inspection of documents in electronic forms
  • Section 121 – Report on annual general meeting
  • Section 122 – Applicability of this chapter to one person company (OPC)

 

FORMS

  • MGT 1 – Register of members
  • MGT 2 – Register of debenture holders
  • MGT 3 – Foreign register
  • MGT 4 – Declaration by registered owner
  • MGT 5 – Consent of beneficial owner
  • MGT 6 – Declaration by persons holding beneficial interest in shares
  • MGT 7 – Annual return form to be filed by company
  • MGT 8 – Certificate by CS
  • MGT 9 – Extract of annual return
  • MGT 11 – Appointment of proxy for a meeting
  • MGT 12 – Polling paper in a meeting
  • MGT 13 – Scrutinizers’ report to a chairman pertaining to a poll of a meeting
  • MGT 14 – Filing of resolutions or agreements to ROC
  • MGT 15 – Form for filing report on the annual general meeting

 

RULES

  • RULE 7 – Foreign register of members, debenture holders, other securities holders or Beneficial owner residing outside India
  • RULE 8 – Authentication
  • RULE 9 – Declaration in respect of beneficial interest in any shares
  • RULE 14 – Inspection of registers, returns, etc.,
  • RULE 15 – Preservation of registers of members etc., and annual return
  • RULE 18 – Notice of the meeting
  • RULE 19 – Proxies
  • RULE 24 – Resolutions and agreements to be filed with ROC
  • RULE 27 – Maintenance and inspection of documents in electronic form
  • RULE 28 – Security of records maintained in electronic form
  • RULE 29 – Inspection and copies of records maintained in electronic forms
  • RULE 31 – Report on annual general meeting

 


CHAPTER – 8 DECLARATION AND PAYMENT OF DIVIDEND

SECTIONS

  • Section 123 – Declaration of dividend
  • Section 124 – Unpaid Dividend Account (UDA)
  • Section 125 – Investor Education and Protection Fund (IEPF)
  • Section 126 – Right to dividend, rights to shares and bonus shares to be held in abeyance pending registration of transfer of shares
  • Section 127 – Punishment for failure to distribute dividends

 


CHAPTER – 9 ACCOUNTS OF COMPANIES

SECTIONS

  • Section 128 – Books of account, etc., to be kept by company
  • Section 129 – Financial statements
  • Section 129A – Periodical financial results (Notification awaited)
  • Section 130 – Reopening of accounts on courts or tribunal’s orders
  • Section 131 – Voluntary revision of financial statements or boards report
  • Section 132 – Constitution of National Financial Reporting Authority (NFRA)
  • Section 133 – Central Government to describe/prescribe accounting standards
  • Section 134 – Financial statements, boards report, etc.,
  • Section 135 – Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)
  • Section 136 – Right of members to copies of audited financial statements
  • Section 137 – Copy of financial statement to be filed with registrar
  • Section 138 – Internal audit

 

FORMS

  • AOC 1 – Statement containing salient features of subsidiaries or associates or joint ventures
  • AOC 2 – Details containing contracts or arrangements entered into with related parties
  • AOC 3 – Statement containing salient features of the audited financial statements
  •  AOC 4 – Form to file a financial statements and other documents of the company with registrar

 

RULES

  • RULE 3 – Manner of books of accounts to be kept in electronic mode
  • RULE 4 – Conditions regarding maintenance and inspection of certain financial information by directors
  • RULE 8 – Matters to be included in board’s report
  • RULE 11 – Manner of circulation of financial statements in certain cases
  • RULE 13 – Companies required to appoint internal auditor

 

CHAPTER – 10 AUDIT AND AUDITORS

SECTIONS

  • Section 139 – Appointment of auditors
  • Section 140 – Removal, resignation of auditor and giving of special notice
  • Section 141 – Eligibility, qualifications and disqualification of auditor
  • Section 142 – Remuneration of auditor
  • Section 143 – Powers and duties of auditors and auditing standards
  • Section 144 – Auditor not to render certain service
  • Section 145 – Auditor to sign audit reports, etc.,
  • Section 146 – Auditor to attend general meeting
  • Section 147 – Punishment for contravention
  • Section 148 – Central Government to specify audit of items of cost in respect of certain companies

 

FORMS

  • ADT 1 – Form to inform the registrar regarding appointment of auditor by company
  • ADT 2 – Application for removing the auditor before the expiry of their term by the company
  • ADT 3 – Notice of resignation of auditor
  • ADT 4 – Form to report any suspected fraud by the auditor to the central government

 

RULES

  • RULE 4 – Conditions for appointment and notice to registrar
  • RULE 5 – Class of companies
  • RULE 6 – Manner of rotation of auditors by the companies on expiry of their term
  • RULE 7 – Removal of auditor before expiry of his term
  • RULE 8 – Resignation of auditor
  • RULE 10 – Disqualification of auditor
  • RULE 11 – Other matters to be included in auditors report
  • RULE 14 – Applicability of the cost auditor
  • RULE 14A – Applicability of cost audit

 

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