IMPORTANT TOPICS OF SOME CHAPTERS OF COMPANY LAW CS EXECUTIVE

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The following are the CS Executive Important questions that you must prepare well for Company Laws.
Chapters 1 – 5 – Company Incorporation etc.
-Distinguish between company and partnership
-Lifting of Corporate Veil
-Concept of company as a citizen
-Short note on illegal association
-Legal position of promoters
-Various clauses of MOA and AOA and their alteration
-Doctrine of Ultra Vires
-Statutory Corporations as State within the meaning of Article 12 of the Indian Constitution
-Pre-incorporation contracts vs. Provisional Contracts
Chapters 6 – 11 – Financial Structure
-Conclusiveness of Certificate of Incorporation
-Issue of shares at premium
-Liability for misstatement in a prospectus
-Issue of shares on rights basis and bonus shares
-Does forfeiture amounts to reduction of capital
-Buy back of shares
-Registration of charges
-Short note on debentures and sweat equity shares
-Forfeiture of shares and surrender of shares
-Voting rights on preference shares
Chapters 12 – 13 Membership, depositories, and transfer/transmission
-Modes of acquiring membership
-Expulsion of a member
-Rights of joint members
-Transmission of shares and Nomination of shares
Chapter 14 – 18 – Management and Control of companies
-Resignation of directors
-Appointment of additional directors and directors appointed to fill casual vacancy
-Office or place of profit
-Liability of Non-Executive Directors
-Appointment of director by small shareholders
-Disqualifications of directors
-Powers which the BOD may exercise only with the approval of shareholders
-Disclosure of interest by directors
-Officer in default
-Appointment of Managing Director
-Role of a company secretary
-Short note on AGM
-Duties and role of Chairman
-Methods of ascertaining sense of the meeting
-Proxy in general meetings
-Passing of resolutions by way of postal ballot
-Conduct of Board and General Meetings through videoconferencing
Chapter 19 – Investments and Loans
-Investments to be held in company’s name
-Inter-corporate loans and investments
Chapter 20 – Deposits
-Small depositors
-Advertisement for raising deposits
Chapter 21 – Accounts and Audit
-Director’s responsibility statement
-What are the various methods of appointing an auditor in a company?
-Attachment of subsidiary accounts to the holding company
-Liabilities of an auditor
-Short note on Director’s Report and Audit Committee
Chapter 22 -Dividend
-Transfers of profits to reserves before declaration of dividend
-Short note on interim dividend
-Investor Education and Protection Fund
Chapters 23 – 24 – Sole selling agent, accounts etc.
-Attachment of accounts of subsidiary companies with the accounts of the holding company
-Disclosures in the Director’s report pursuant to the listing agreement
Chapter 25 – 28 – Oppression and Mismanagement etc.
-Statutory registers of a company
-Investigation into the affairs of a company
-Rule of Foss vs. Harbottle and its exceptions
-Compromise and Arrangements
Other Chapters –
-Law relating to trusts and societies
-Concept of producer company
-Short note on LLP
-Short note on winding up of a company
-Powers of a court to wind up a company
-Short Note on DIN
-Short notes on Back offices, front offices etc.

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