“New Education Policy” (NEP) was introduced by Government of Karnataka at the degree level from the academic year 2021-22. “Company Law and Administration” is one of the subjects of study in B.Com., third semester, to give information on Indian companies to the students of business education. Company administration in India is governed by the Indian Companies Act, 2013. The course matrics on Company Law and Administration prescribed for B.Com., tells about various aspects of company formation and administration as stipulated in the Companies Act, 2013.
The matrics covers issues such as highlights Companies Act, 2013, kinds of company, formation of each type of company and their governing laws, documents to be submitted to the regulatory body (RoC) at the time of incorporation, subscription and commencement of business, company administration, corporate meetings and winding up of companies.
All the aspects of course matrix are explained strictly as per the provision of companies for proper and easy understanding of the subject matter. It is expected the professors and students well receive this title “Company Law and Administration” and get full information of the subject.
Contents –
Module No. I – Indian Companies Act 2013
1. Introduction to Company
2. Corporate Social Responsibility
Module No. II – Formation of a New Company
3. Company Formation
4. Memorandum of Association
5. Articles of Association
6. Prospectus
Module No. III – Capital Structure and Accounts of Companies
7. Capital Structure and Accounts of Companies
Module No. IV – Administrative and Managerial Role of a Company
8. Managing Director
9. Company Secretary
Module No. V – Corporate Meetings and Winding Up of a Company
10. Procedural Aspects of Corporate Meetings
11. Resolutions, Motions, Amendments and Minutes
12. Annual General Meeting
13. EXTRA-ORDINARY General Meeting
14. Board Meeting and Resolutions
15. Winding up of Companies