O documento discute a importância das redes humanas e a dificuldade em construí-las e mantê-las. Aponta que seres humanos nascem para interagir em redes complexas e que viver em redes nunca foi fácil devido a preconceitos. Explica que redes desejantes, movidas por sonhos e visões, são mais efetivas do que redes de obrigação.
O rio Minho nasce na Serra de Meira na Galiza e percorre 300km até desaguar no Atlântico entre Caminha e La Guardia. 75km do seu curso estão em Portugal, passando por cidades como Lugo, Ourense, Melgaço, Monção, Valença e Caminha. Sua bacia sustenta pesca e turismo, e conta com as barragens de Rabagão e Lindoso, abrigando peixes como salmão, sável e enguia em suas águas e vegetação como carvalhos, medronheiros e pin
The document provides contact information for the Jackson Architecture & Consultancy Firm in Oranjestad, Aruba. It includes conceptual diagrams and renderings for the Guruburu Master Plan dated September 15, 2015 at a scale of 1:2000 showing 45 plots and Option 9. Renderings are also included from the southeast, southwest, northeast and northwest views of a home concept at an unspecified scale.
O documento discute a importância das redes humanas e a dificuldade em construí-las e mantê-las. Aponta que seres humanos nascem para interagir em redes complexas e que viver em redes nunca foi fácil devido a preconceitos. Explica que redes desejantes, movidas por sonhos e visões, são mais efetivas do que redes de obrigação.
O rio Minho nasce na Serra de Meira na Galiza e percorre 300km até desaguar no Atlântico entre Caminha e La Guardia. 75km do seu curso estão em Portugal, passando por cidades como Lugo, Ourense, Melgaço, Monção, Valença e Caminha. Sua bacia sustenta pesca e turismo, e conta com as barragens de Rabagão e Lindoso, abrigando peixes como salmão, sável e enguia em suas águas e vegetação como carvalhos, medronheiros e pin
The document provides contact information for the Jackson Architecture & Consultancy Firm in Oranjestad, Aruba. It includes conceptual diagrams and renderings for the Guruburu Master Plan dated September 15, 2015 at a scale of 1:2000 showing 45 plots and Option 9. Renderings are also included from the southeast, southwest, northeast and northwest views of a home concept at an unspecified scale.
This document contains 4 names: pale appuhamy, monika beise, arthi0106, and hannelore.pulz1. It lists these 4 names but does not provide any other context or information about them.
recrutement (une équipe composé de commerciaux, psychologue) prendront le temps nécessaire pour réfléchir au meilleur choix. Même si le candidat 3 se retrouve en première position suite au classement
This document discusses the concept of a subsidiary company under the Companies Act 2013. It defines total share capital to include both paid-up equity share capital and convertible preference share capital. For a company to be considered a subsidiary, the group company must exercise control over more than half of the total share capital, either on its own or together with other subsidiaries. Total share capital includes both equity and convertible preference shares. However, if a company issues redeemable preference shares rather than convertible shares, it would be considered an associate company rather than a subsidiary regardless of who holds the preference shares.
The document discusses the process for reserving a company name in India according to the Companies Act of 2013 and Companies (Incorporation) Rules of 2014. A person can apply to reserve a name with the Registrar using Form INC1 along with the prescribed fee. If approved, the name will be reserved for 60 days. Foreign companies can reserve names that include the original company name plus "India" or the name of an Indian state or city. Certain words require central government approval and companies with special designations must include those in their names.
Ppt deposit and other crucial provisions of the companies act 2014 ca vinod ...CS A Rengarajan
This document summarizes key provisions of the Companies Act 2013 related to acceptance of deposits, related party transactions, private placement, and loans to directors. It outlines conditions for companies to accept deposits from members, including issuing circulars, maintaining deposit repayment reserves, and obtaining deposit insurance. It defines related parties and requires related party transactions to be approved by shareholders. Private placement of securities must follow certain procedures including a special resolution and not exceeding 200 allottees. Loans to directors are prohibited except in certain circumstances and must be approved by shareholders.
The document provides clarification on the applicability of Form MGT-7 for annual returns. It states that MGT-7 shall not apply to companies whose financial year ended before April 1, 2014, as section 92(1) requires annual returns to contain information as of the close of the financial year. It also clarifies that inspection of company records can be allowed without fees until fees are specified in the articles.
The document discusses the end of an era for regional stock exchanges in India. It notes that regional stock exchanges helped smaller companies raise funds nationally, but their trading volumes declined as national exchanges expanded across India and larger companies listed there. The Securities and Exchange Board of India set a target trading volume of Rs. 1000 crore for regional exchanges to remain operational, and many have now closed due to not meeting this threshold. Options are provided for companies exclusively listed on non-compliant exchanges to get listed on national exchanges, voluntarily delist, or be considered 'vanishing companies'.
Study on back_ground_material_on_due_diligence[1]CS A Rengarajan
The document discusses the history and development of a new technology called blockchain. Blockchain first emerged with bitcoin, using cryptography to allow transactions to be securely recorded and verified in a decentralized database. It has now expanded beyond cryptocurrencies to include applications in areas like finance, law, and government where there is need for a secure and decentralized record of transactions and information.
This document contains 4 names: pale appuhamy, monika beise, arthi0106, and hannelore.pulz1. It lists these 4 names but does not provide any other context or information about them.
recrutement (une équipe composé de commerciaux, psychologue) prendront le temps nécessaire pour réfléchir au meilleur choix. Même si le candidat 3 se retrouve en première position suite au classement
This document discusses the concept of a subsidiary company under the Companies Act 2013. It defines total share capital to include both paid-up equity share capital and convertible preference share capital. For a company to be considered a subsidiary, the group company must exercise control over more than half of the total share capital, either on its own or together with other subsidiaries. Total share capital includes both equity and convertible preference shares. However, if a company issues redeemable preference shares rather than convertible shares, it would be considered an associate company rather than a subsidiary regardless of who holds the preference shares.
The document discusses the process for reserving a company name in India according to the Companies Act of 2013 and Companies (Incorporation) Rules of 2014. A person can apply to reserve a name with the Registrar using Form INC1 along with the prescribed fee. If approved, the name will be reserved for 60 days. Foreign companies can reserve names that include the original company name plus "India" or the name of an Indian state or city. Certain words require central government approval and companies with special designations must include those in their names.
Ppt deposit and other crucial provisions of the companies act 2014 ca vinod ...CS A Rengarajan
This document summarizes key provisions of the Companies Act 2013 related to acceptance of deposits, related party transactions, private placement, and loans to directors. It outlines conditions for companies to accept deposits from members, including issuing circulars, maintaining deposit repayment reserves, and obtaining deposit insurance. It defines related parties and requires related party transactions to be approved by shareholders. Private placement of securities must follow certain procedures including a special resolution and not exceeding 200 allottees. Loans to directors are prohibited except in certain circumstances and must be approved by shareholders.
The document provides clarification on the applicability of Form MGT-7 for annual returns. It states that MGT-7 shall not apply to companies whose financial year ended before April 1, 2014, as section 92(1) requires annual returns to contain information as of the close of the financial year. It also clarifies that inspection of company records can be allowed without fees until fees are specified in the articles.
The document discusses the end of an era for regional stock exchanges in India. It notes that regional stock exchanges helped smaller companies raise funds nationally, but their trading volumes declined as national exchanges expanded across India and larger companies listed there. The Securities and Exchange Board of India set a target trading volume of Rs. 1000 crore for regional exchanges to remain operational, and many have now closed due to not meeting this threshold. Options are provided for companies exclusively listed on non-compliant exchanges to get listed on national exchanges, voluntarily delist, or be considered 'vanishing companies'.
Study on back_ground_material_on_due_diligence[1]CS A Rengarajan
The document discusses the history and development of a new technology called blockchain. Blockchain first emerged with bitcoin, using cryptography to allow transactions to be securely recorded and verified in a decentralized database. It has now expanded beyond cryptocurrencies to include applications in areas like finance, law, and government where there is need for a secure and decentralized record of transactions and information.
Dear Friends,
The ICSI – SIRC is organizing a ‘Campus Placement’ for the members / trainees on Wednesday, 12th December 2012 at ICSI - SIRC House, 9, Wheat Crofts Road, Nungambakkam, Chennai - 600 034.
Those who desire to participate / recruit Company secretaries / Trainees, in the campus placement are required to send their profiles / request in the respective attached forms to siro@icsi.edu on or before 08th December 2012.
Dear Friends,
The ICSI – SIRC is organizing a ‘Campus Placement’ for the members / trainees on Wednesday, 12th December 2012 at ICSI - SIRC House, 9, Wheat Crofts Road, Nungambakkam, Chennai - 600 034.
Those who desire to participate / recruit Company secretaries / Trainees, in the campus placement are required to send their profiles / request in the respective attached forms to siro@icsi.edu on or before 08th December 2012.
The document provides information on various service tax related topics:
1) It summarizes the key points from a draft circular clarifying service tax applicability on transport of passengers by air, including that charges directly related to journey are covered by abatement while unrelated charges are not.
2) It discusses that the exemption scheme under Notification 33/2012 applies only to service providers and not to persons liable to pay tax under reverse charge.
3) It announces that assessees need only file ST-3 return for the period April-June 2012 by October 25th and that a revised return format will be provided for July-September data.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive function. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
The document discusses various requirements for companies under the Companies Act regarding establishing a registered office, providing documents like the memorandum and articles of association to members, issuing shares in dematerialized form for public offerings, accompanying application forms with abridged prospectuses, liability for misstatements in prospectuses, issuing global depository receipts, different types of equity share capital, shares being movable property, share certificates serving as evidence of title, and issuing duplicate share certificates if the original is lost, destroyed, defaced or mutilated.
The document discusses various aspects of share transfers in private limited companies under the Companies Act. It defines key terms like transfer vs transmission, outlines the process for transferring shares including using a share transfer form and registering the transferee. It also notes restrictions on transferring shares in a private limited company and the right to appeal any refusal of transfer.
The new Takeover Code of 2011 introduced several changes from the previous 1997 code:
1. The threshold for triggering an open offer was increased from 15% to 26% shareholding in the target company.
2. The minimum size of the open offer was increased from 20% to 25% of the total shares of the target company.
3. Non-compete fees paid to promoters of the target company are no longer permitted.
The new code aims to provide greater protection to minority shareholders and ensure fair share acquisition during takeovers.
- The document is a newsletter from the ICSI Mysore Chapter providing updates on chapter activities, events, and announcements.
- It summarizes the results of the June 2011 exams and encourages students who did not pass to continue preparing for upcoming exams.
- It announces that construction of the chapter's new building is almost complete and expected to finish by the end of November.
- It congratulates a student who was selected to represent the chapter in an upcoming all-India elocution competition.