1. Modes of winding up
1.1. compulsory winding up by the court
1.1.1. petition for winding up
1.2. voluntary winding up
1.2.1. members voluntary winding up
1.2.2. creditors voluntary winding up
1.3. winding up subject to supervision of court
2. Liquidator
2.1. provisional liquidator
2.2. duties of liquidator
2.3. powers of liquidator
2.4. liabilities of liquidator
3. characteristics of a comapny
3.1. separate legal entity
3.2. perpetual succession
3.3. limited liability
3.4. common seal
3.5. transferability of shares
3.6. capacity to sue and be sued
3.7. separate property
4. Statutory exception
4.1. number of members below statutory minimum
4.2. failure to refund application money
4.3. misdescription of company's name
4.4. fraudulent trading
4.5. holding subsidiary companies
5. Kinds of companies
5.1. on the basis of incorporation
5.1.1. chartered company
5.1.2. statutory company
5.1.3. registered company
5.2. on the basis of liability
5.2.1. unlimited liability
5.2.2. companies limited liability by shares
5.2.3. companies limited liability by guarantee
5.3. on the basis of nationality
5.3.1. domestic company
5.3.2. foreign company
5.4. on the basis of number of members
5.4.1. public company
5.4.2. private company
5.5. on the basis of ownership
5.5.1. holding and subsidiary company
5.5.2. government company
5.5.3. one man company
6. Formation of company
6.1. approval for proposed name
6.2. filing of documents
6.2.1. memorandum of association
6.2.2. article of association
6.3. original letter of approval
6.4. a list of directors
6.5. written consent to act as directors
6.6. notice of the address of the registered office
6.7. statutory declaration
7. contents of memorandum
7.1. name clause
7.1.1. rules regarding name
7.2. registered office clause
7.3. object clause
7.4. liability clause
7.5. capital clause
7.6. association clause or subscription clause
8. alteration of memorandum of association
8.1. change of name
8.1.1. by special resolution
8.1.2. by ordinary resolution
8.2. change of registered office
8.2.1. change of registered office from one place to another place in the same city, town or village
8.2.2. change of registered office from one state to another
8.3. alteration of objects
8.4. change in liability clause
8.5. change in capital clause
9. contents of articles of association
9.1. adoption of preliminary contracts
9.2. number and value of shares
9.3. allotment of shares
9.4. calls of shares
9.5. lien on shares
9.6. transfer and transmission of shares
9.7. forfeiture of shares
9.8. alternation of shares
9.9. shares certificate
9.10. conversion of shares into stock
9.11. voting rights and proxies
9.12. meetings
9.13. directors their appointment etc
9.14. borrowing powers
9.15. accounts and audit
9.16. dividends and reservers
9.17. winding up
9.18. issue of redeemable preference shares if any
10. Memorandum and articles - distinction
10.1. content and scope
10.2. relationship between company, members and outsiders
10.3. alteration
10.4. supremacy
10.5. ulta-vires acts
11. Doctrine of indoor management exceptions
11.1. knowledge of irregularity
11.2. negligence
11.3. forgery
11.4. acts outside the scope of apparent authority
12. contents of a prospectus
12.1. general information
12.2. capital structure of the company
12.3. details of the issues
12.4. details about the company management
12.5. details about the project
12.6. financial information
12.7. statutory and other information
12.8. other information
13. remedies against the company
13.1. recession of contract
13.2. claim for damages
14. remedies against the directors/promoters
14.1. damages for deceit/ fraud
14.2. compensation
14.3. criminal liability
15. kind of shares
15.1. equity shares
15.2. preference shares
15.2.1. cumulative and non cumulative shares
15.2.2. participating and non participating
15.2.3. redeemable and non redeemable
15.2.4. convertible and non convertible
16. types of debentures
16.1. on the basis of repayment
16.1.1. redeemable debentures
16.1.2. irredeemable or perpetual debentures
16.2. on the basis of transferability
16.2.1. registered debentured
16.2.2. bearer debentures
16.3. on the basis of security
16.3.1. simple or naked debentures
16.3.2. mortgage debentures
16.4. on the basis of conversion
16.4.1. convertible debentures
16.4.2. non convertible cdebentures
17. on the basis of pre mature redemption rights
17.1. debenture with call option
17.2. debenture with put option
18. on the basis of coupon rate (interest rate)
18.1. fixed rate debentures
18.2. floating rate debentures
18.3. zero coupon bonds
19. position of directors
19.1. directors as agents
19.2. directors as trustees
19.3. directors as officers
20. appointments of directors
20.1. appointment of directors by the company
20.2. appointment by board of directors
20.3. appointment by third parties
20.4. appointment by central government
21. power of directos
21.1. general powers
21.2. statutory powers
21.3. other powers to be exercised at board meetings
21.4. restrictions on the powers of directors
22. duties of directors
22.1. fiduciary obligation duty to care
22.2. duty to attend the board meeting
22.3. duty not to delegate
22.4. duty to diclose interest
22.5. statutory duties
23. liability of directors
23.1. a liability to outsiders
23.2. liability to company
23.3. criminal liability of directors
24. procedure for appointment of woman director
24.1. director identification number
24.2. consent to act as director
24.3. roles of women directors
24.4. vacancy in the position of a women director
24.5. alternative director
25. companies which are required to appoint independent directors
25.1. listed public company
25.2. unlisted company
26. DIN is applied with the relevant forms
26.1. SPICe form
26.2. DIR 3 FORM
26.3. DIR 6 FORM
27. documents to be attached with teh forms
27.1. For spice form
27.2. form dir 3
27.2.1. attachments
27.2.2. documents to be attested by a CA or CS or CMA
27.2.3. generation of DIN
27.2.4. Intimating DIN to company
27.2.5. form dir 6
28. key managerial personnel under companies act, 2013 in ref to company
28.1. chief executive officer/managing director
28.2. company secretary
28.3. whole time director
28.4. chief financial officer
29. kinds of meetings
29.1. meetings of creditors
29.2. meetings of debenture holders
29.3. meetings of shareholders
29.3.1. statutory meeting
29.3.1.1. content of statutory report
29.3.1.2. consequence of default
29.3.2. annual general meeting
29.3.2.1. exp of ordinary businesses at these meetings
29.3.2.2. special business
29.3.2.3. consequence of default
29.3.2.4. imp of agm
29.3.3. extraordinary general meeting
29.3.3.1. EGM convened by the requisitionists
29.3.3.2. EGM by company law board
29.4. meeting of board of directors
29.4.1. board meetings
29.4.2. committee meetings
29.4.2.1. the power to borrow money, otherwise than on demand
29.4.2.2. to invest the funds of the company
29.4.2.3. to make loans
30. ADD aspects
30.1. proxies
30.2. quorum
30.3. agenda of meeting
30.4. minutes of meetings
30.4.1. name of the meeting
30.4.2. date, time place
30.4.3. names of chairman, director, secretary and number of members attending
30.4.4. business of teh meeting in the order set out in the agenda
30.4.5. approval of the minutes of the last meeting
30.4.6. resolution passed in the meeting
30.4.7. chairman's signature with date
31. requirement of establishing the comitee as per the companies act 2013
31.1. for the ease of the board of directors
31.2. for the good corporate governance
32. types of committee
32.1. audit committee
32.1.1. applicability
32.1.2. functions
32.1.3. composition
32.2. nomination and remuneration committee
32.2.1. funtions
32.2.2. applicability
32.2.3. composition
32.3. stake holder relationship committee
32.3.1. applicability
32.3.2. composition
32.3.3. functions
32.4. CSR (corporate social responsibility) committee
32.4.1. purpose
32.4.2. composition, procedure
32.4.3. duties