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If the business is going to be paralyzed, then, the court in appropriate cases can, for the benefit and interest of the company, save the transaction involving sale of assets of a company in liquidation; it is for enabling the company to continue as a going concern and to protect the interest of shareholders and creditors that such a power is conferred and must be exercised under section 536(2) of the Companies Act.
1. Download Affidavit (to be given individually by director(s)) (As per annexure A of the Easy Exit Scheme 2010). 2. Download Indemnity bond (to be given individually or collectively by director(s) (As per annexure B of the Easy Exit Scheme 2010)
The Government has said that the Department of Public Enterprises has so far not issued any guidelines regarding the assessment of working of non-official Directors on the Board of Central Public Sector Enterprises (CPSEs).
The Government has informed the Lok Sabha that as on 31.7.2010, a total number of 2,688 cases are pending before Company Law Board. Giving this information in written reply to a question in the Lok Sabha today, Shri Salman Khurshid, Minister of Corporate Affairs, said that there has been no delay attributable to the Company Law Board in examination of cases by the Company Law Board.
Mooting greater transparency regarding donations by corporate houses to political parties, the Corporate Affairs Minister, Mr Salman Khurshid, said on Wednesday that his Ministry has already recommended the inclusion of norms for disclosure of the details of such funding in the new Companies Bill.
With more than 26,000 companies vanishing from the radar of the Registrar of Companies (RoC) in Andhra Pradesh, the ministry of company affairs (MCA) has come up with a scheme to help defunct companies complete formalities for a proper closure.
The Government has said that it proposes to modernize corporate Governance through simpler, accountability obligated, transparent and democratic company law. Stating this intention of the Government in written reply to a question in the Rajya Sabha, Shri Salman Khurshid, Minister of Corporate Affairs, enumerated the steps taken in this regard and said that the Companies Bill, 2009, has already been introduced in the Lok Sabha.
In continuation to this Ministry’s earlier circular no. 2/2010 dated 26.05.2010 on the subject cited above, it has been decided that in the case of 100% Government companies, if no Board is in existence, an officer not below the rank of Deputy Secretary of the concerned administrative Ministry may be authorized to enter his name and other details in Form EES, 2010 and in Annexure A, B and C in place of name and other details of the directors and also to sign the said documents before filing.
It is known to the corporate professionals that there are so many complications in getting the disputes resolved among shareholders in the Company. The disputes among the shareholders or the groups tend to come in closely held companies as the largely held Public Limited Companies should follow SEBI (DIP) regulations while allotting shares and as SEBI and the Stock Exchange monitors various issues in respect of Listed Public Companies.
The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) was expected to take over the role of the High Court (in dealing with company law matters such as sanctioning of schemes of arrangement, ordering winding up of companies, dealing with petitions for oppression and mismanagement and the like), the Company Law Board (CLB) and the Board of Industrial and Financial Reconstruction (BIFR) for speedy disposal of aforesaid matters and avoid multiplicity of litigation before various fora.
