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Notice Intimating Closure Of The Register Of Members (form Of Advertisement In Newspaper) 251

Category: Notices

Company will be closed from …………….. …………20……….. to ……………….. ………….20…………, both days inclusive. (Add if necessary, for the forthcoming Annual General Meeting) By Order of the Board ………………….Company Ltd. Sd/-…………………………. (Name)…………………………. (Secretary) Registered Office ………………… ………………… …………………


Articles Of Association Companies Act 1213

Category: Companies Act

the absence of any notice to the vendor as prescribed here, he shall conclude that no offer is forthcoming for the said shares and may proceed to deal with them in the manner prescribed above. 13. Before


Deed Of Partition Between Members Of A Joint Hindu Family

Category: Agreements Partition

II, III and IV respectively. The title deeds in respect of the items of the property which are forthcoming have been delivered to each of the parties to whose share the items of property relating to the


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Dealership Agreements

Category: Agreements Misc Agreements

or other satisfactory evidence of the initial value (as described above). Where no certificate or satisfactory evidence is forthcoming, the initial value should be arrived at by computing the present value of the amount payable under the


Sebi's Model Underwriting Agreement

Category: Agreements Misc Agreements

To,The Board of Directors..................Ltd..................................................................................................Dear sir,Re: Forthcoming public issue of shares/debentures of Rs..... each for cash as part/premium aggregating to Rs...... (Public issue)1. We hereby


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