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With rising scale of business and decreasing in-person meetings and delegation of job responsibilities, there are increasing challenges for organizations in ensuring control over the abuse of authority and committing Frauds through Collusion. As we are aware that in MNC’s and big size Organizations, the job profiles are defined and Employee collusion often results in […]
• In a partnership firm, partner‘s capital can be in the form of cash/asset. It can also be in the form of contribution of skill and labour alone without contribution in cash. The appellant is a partner performing some duties for which he has an expertise, skill in the marketing and distribution of the goods manufactured by partnership firm M/s Zydus Healthcare. And as a remuneration, the appellant have been received the amount which is nothing else but a special share in the profit.
Joshi John Vs Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (Kerala High Court) It is not disputed that ‘M/s. R. Menon and Associates’ is a partnership at will. Section 43 of the Indian Partnership Act, 1932 provides that when a partnership is ‘at will’, the firm may be dissolved by any partner giving notice in writing […]
Company A company is a legal entity representing an association of people, whether natural, legal or a mixture of both, with a specific objective. It is governed by Indian Companies Act 2013. Minimum number of members required is 2 in case of private limited company and maximum is 200. Audit in case of companies is […]
Any seven or more individuals associated for any of the objects mentioned in memorandum of association, may subscribe their names to a Memorandum of Association and file it along with a copy of the regulations with the Registrar for registration of the association as a society under this Act. OBJECT OF THE SOCIETY/ CLUB: The […]
Article explains Areas in which Partnership agreements can be formed, Benefits of getting the partnership firm Registered, Requirements for Partnership Firm Registration and Documents required for Partnership Firm Registrations. A Partnership is an arrangement where parties, known as partners, agree to cooperate to advance their mutual interests. The partners in a partnership may be individuals, […]
A partnership firm is an association of people who join together for a business purpose and to share the profits. All partnership firms are regulated by the Partnership Act, 1932. In this article, we are sharing the procedure for registering a partnership firm in Haryana.
The shifting of business of traditional Partnership Firms into Limited Liability Partnership has increased in recent years. The reason behind this is that the LLP have the following feature which traditional Partnership Firms do not have: 1. Liability of Partners is limited; 2. Perpetual Succession and Continuity; 3. No limit on Number of Partners; 4. […]
There are some provisions of The Indian Partnership Act, 1932 that should be born in mind while we prepare partnership deed. Importance of these provisions can not be undermined since partners often want to enter into enforceable legal relationship. On analyzing these provisions we can conclude that these can be classified in this way – […]
Partnership firm comprises two or more person (partners) coming together to carry on the business to share profit and to run the business collectively on mutually agreed terms and condition. These firms are governed by the Indian Partnership Act, 1932. Section 4 of Indian Partnership Act,1932 defines “Partnership” as the relation between persons who have […]
