Company Law Submissions & Formalities
Company Law Submissions & Formalities involve mandatory legal procedures like company registration, obtaining statutory licenses (PAN, TAN, GST), and filing annual returns with the Registrar of Companies (ROC). Companies must maintain records, hold board meetings, and undergo annual audits. These formalities ensure legal compliance and transparency.
Company Law Cases
Company Law Cases refer to legal disputes and judgments related to corporate governance, shareholders' rights, mergers, acquisitions, and company management. They set precedents and clarify interpretations of company law.
NCLT (National Company Law Tribunal) Cases
NCLT (National Company Law Tribunal) Cases involve corporate disputes, insolvency proceedings, mergers, and shareholder issues under the Companies Act, 2013, and IBC, 2016. NCLT resolves cases like company liquidations, oppression, mismanagement, and restructuring.
Company / Firm / LLP Closure
Company/Firm/LLP Closure refers to the legal process of dissolving a business entity and ceasing its operations. It involves settling liabilities, filing closure applications, and removing the entity from official records. Common methods include voluntary winding-up, striking off, or closure under insolvency laws. Proper closure ensures compliance with legal requirements and avoids future liabilities.
Features
Company Law Compliance refers to adhering to legal requirements under corporate laws, including filings, audits, and regulatory obligations.
- Timely Filings
- Tax and Licensing Compliance
- Corporate Governance
