IGNOU BCOC 135 Company Law| Guess Paper | Important Question Answer | Bachelor of Commerce (BCOMG)  (Paperback, BMA Publication)

Introduction to Company Law: Understanding the nature, scope, and importance of company law in regulating the formation, operation, and dissolution of companies. Types of Companies: Learning about different types of companies recognized under company law, including private companies, public companies, one person companies (OPCs), and not-for-profit companies. Incorporation of Companies: Studying the process of incorporation of companies, including the requirements for name approval, memorandum of association, articles of association, and registration with the Registrar of Companies (ROC). Corporate Veil: Understanding the concept of corporate personality and the principle of limited liability, and the circumstances under which the corporate veil can be lifted to hold directors or shareholders personally liable for company debts. Corporate Governance: Exploring the principles of corporate governance, including the roles and responsibilities of directors, board committees, shareholders, auditors, and other stakeholders in ensuring transparency, accountability, and ethical conduct in companies. Share Capital and Debentures: Learning about the issuance, allotment, and transfer of shares, as well as the redemption and conversion of debentures, and the rights and duties of shareholders and debenture holders. Directors and Officers: Understanding the appointment, qualification, disqualification, duties, powers, and liabilities of directors and officers of companies, including independent directors, executive directors, and managing directors. Meetings and Resolutions: Studying the procedures for convening and conducting meetings of shareholders and directors, including annual general meetings (AGMs), extraordinary general meetings (EGMs), and board meetings, as well as the passing of resolutions. Corporate Restructuring: Exploring the legal framework for corporate restructuring activities such as mergers, acquisitions, amalgamations, demergers, and restructuring of share capital, including compliance requirements and approval processes.