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By virtue of S. 383 A of the Companies Act, every company having a paid up capital of Rs 10 lac or more but less than Rs 2 crore needs to obtain a Secretarial Compliance Certificate from a Chartered Secretary. By way of this provision, many more companies have come under the net of secretarial verification.
A Practising Company secretary (PCS) is required to verify that the company has made compliance with the provisions of the Companies Act, 1956 with respect to the 33 issues dealt with in the Compliance Certificate - each issue pertaining to some or the other aspect of the status/working of the company.
This very lucid and well planned work explains in simple language and style, the various requirements of the Compliance Certificate. It has been designed keeping in view the requirements of both the companies as well as company secretaries. Every para of the Compliance Certificate has been discussed separately. A company may find detailed provisions and procedures to be followed to make required compliance under the Act, and can have a broader idea of significance of such compliance by looking at the penalty table which describes the liability a company may incur by not complying with the given provisions.
A company secretary may find where he has to focus his verification, what all he is to verify, what documents he may ask the company for making required verification, and a few tips for drafting the Compliance Certificate.
The Appendices contain the text of the various provisions of the Companies Act referred to in the book, and the text of selected Rules (including directions of RBI). Additionally some useful tables have been given such as 'Matters requiring Approval of Shareholders by Ordinary/Special Resolution', 'Specimen of Certificate' a Chartered Secretary may obtain from a Company.
Introduction
Chapter 1 : Statutory and Other Registers to be maintained by a Company Chapter 2 : Forms and Returns to be filed by a Company Chapter 3 : Private Companies Chapter 4 : Meetings of the Board Chapter 5 : Closure of Register of Members/Debenture-holders Chapter 6 : Annual General Meeting Chapter 7 : Extraordinary General Meetings Chapter 8 : Loans to Directors Chapter 9 : Contracts involving Directors' Interest Chapter 10 : Register of Contracts Chapter 11 : Holding of an Office or Place of Profit by Directors/Other Specified Persons Chapter 12 : Issue of Duplicate Share Certificates Chapter 13 : Delivery of Securities Certificates, Payment of Dividend, and Board of Directors' Report Chapter 14 : Appointment of Directors Chapter 15 : Appointment of Managing Director/ Whole-time Director/Manager Chapter 16 : Appointment of Sole Selling Agents Chapter 17 : Government Approvals Chapter 18 : Disclosure of Interest by Directors Chapter 19 : Issue of Shares/Debentures/Other Securities Chapter 20 : Buy-back of Securities Chapter 21 : Redemption of Preference Shares and Debentures Chapter 22 : Holding in Abeyance: Rights to Dividend, Right Shares and Bonus Shares Chapter 23 : Deposits raised by a Company Chapter 24 : Borrowings by a Company Chapter 25 : Loans, Investments, Guarantees, etc. Chapter 26 : Alteration of Memorandum: Situation Clause Chapter 27 : Alteration of Memorandum: Object Clause Chapter 28 : Alteration of Memorandum: Name Clause Chapter 29 : Alteration of Memorandum: Share Capital Clause Chapter 30 : Alteration of Articles Chapter 31 : List of Prosecution, Show-Cause Notices, Fines and Penalties, any Other Punishment Chapter 32 : Disposal of Securities received from Employees Chapter 33 : Contribution to Provident Fund
Appendix III-A: Selected Sections of the Companies Act, 1956 Appendix III-B: Selected Schedules of the Companies Act, 1956 Appendix III-C: Text of Some Useful Rules (including Directions of RBI) Appendix III-D: Matters requiring Approval of Shareholders by Ordinary/Special Resolution Appendix III-E: Specimen of Certificate which a PCS may Obtain from a Company
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