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Petition Under Section 101 For Confirming The Reduction Ofshare Capital 340

Category : Petitions

See Rule 46 IN THE HIGH COURT AT Company Petition No of 20 Co Ltd Petitioner Petition under Section 101 for confirming the reduction of share Capital The petition of Co Ltd the petitioner herein showeth 1 The abovenamed company the petitioner herein hereinafter called the company was registered on the day of 20 under the provisions of the Companies Act 1956 as a company limited by shares limited by guarantee with a share capital 2 The Registered Office of the company is situated at 3 The objects of the company are manufacture of bicycles etc and other objects set forth in the memorandum of association thereof 4 The capital of the company is Rs divided into shares of Rs each of which shares have been issued and have been fully paid up or credited as fully paid up or have been paid up to the exten...

Companies _court_ Rules, 1959

Category : Centralrules

Companies Court Rules 1959 PART I GENERAL 1 Short title and commencement These Rules shall be cited as The Companies Court Rules 1959 and shall come into force on the 1st day of October 1959 2 Interpretation In these Rules unless the context or subject matter otherwise requires 1 The Act means the Companies Act 1956 2 Advocate means in the case of a High Court having ordinary original jurisdiction every person entitled to appear and plead in such jurisdiction of such High Court and includes an Attorney of such Court and in the case of every other High Court every person entitled to appear and plead in such High Court and in the case of a District Court every person entitled to appear and plead in such Court Provided that in respect of the service of notices and processes which under these rules may be served on an Advocate on behalf of any party or the filing of an appearance on behalf of any party Advocate shall mean only a person entitled to...

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