Este documento describe los diferentes tipos de interdictos posesorios y prohibitivos en el derecho venezolano. Explica que los interdictos posesorios incluyen el interdicto de amparo, que protege a quien ha poseído un bien inmueble por más de un año de perturbaciones, y el interdicto de despojo, que se aplica cuando alguien es desposeído totalmente de un bien. Los interdictos prohibitivos son la obra nueva, para detener obras que puedan dañar la propiedad de otro, y la obra vieja o daño temido
El Tribunal de Cuentas recibe el expediente de la Contraloría General de Cuentas y le da audiencia a los interesados por 15 días. Luego, el demandado tiene la oportunidad de evacuar la audiencia conferida por el Tribunal de Cuentas o presentar excepciones previas. Finalmente, el Tribunal emite una sentencia dentro de los 8 días siguientes al vencimiento del plazo de la audiencia o de la prueba.
Ensayo sobre los juicios orales en materia civil y mercantilMari Ceron Palacios
Los juicios orales en materia civil y mercantil no tienen la difusión necesaria sin embargo no dejan de ser de gran relevancia y son un gran avance en nuestro sistema de justicia, sin embargo, al ser un proceso de reciente implantación requiere de tiempo para encontrar estabilidad y gozar de sus verdaderos beneficios que
radican principalmente en la agilidad y confianza del proceso.
Curso - Prática da Petição Inicial Cível - CPC/2015 viii - cumulação de pedid...Alberto Bezerra
Slide do Curso Prática da Petição Inicial Cível no Novo CPC/2015 (Cumulação de pedidos - requisitos)
Prof Alberto Bezerra ( www.AlbertoBezerra.com.br )
Este documento describe los requisitos de existencia, validez y eficacia de la confesión como medio de prueba en el derecho probatorio venezolano. Explica que la confesión debe provenir de las partes del proceso, versar sobre hechos personales del confesante, ser expresa, y cumplir con las formalidades procesales. Además, debe ser rendida libre y conscientemente, por una persona con capacidad, y cumplir con los requisitos de disponibilidad del derecho, pertinencia del hecho confesado y posibil
La inspección judicial es una prueba en la que el juez reconoce lugares, cosas u objetos relacionados con un caso para establecer hechos. Debe versar sobre hechos concretos y ser ordenada por el juez, quien debe fijar el lugar, día y hora. La inspección debe ser practicada por el juez de la causa y garantizar el derecho al contradictorio.
Este documento describe las diferencias entre el procedimiento breve y el procedimiento ordinario en Venezuela. El procedimiento breve es un proceso especial para casos de menor cuantía que permite presentar la demanda de forma verbal y sin abogado. Tiene plazos más cortos para citaciones, contestaciones y apelaciones. El procedimiento ordinario requiere presentar la demanda por escrito y con abogado, y tiene plazos más largos. También explica etapas como citación, contestación de demanda, sentencia, apelación y ejecución.
La suspensión del acto reclamado en un juicio de amparo tiene como objetivo detener temporalmente los efectos jurídicos y materiales del acto impugnado para evitar daños irreparables mientras se resuelve el fondo del asunto. Puede concederse de oficio para actos que pongan en peligro la vida o libertad, o a petición de parte si se cumplen los requisitos legales. El tercero interesado puede oponer una contragarantía para que no surta efectos la suspensión otorgada.
Este documento describe los diferentes tipos de interdictos posesorios y prohibitivos en el derecho venezolano. Explica que los interdictos posesorios incluyen el interdicto de amparo, que protege a quien ha poseído un bien inmueble por más de un año de perturbaciones, y el interdicto de despojo, que se aplica cuando alguien es desposeído totalmente de un bien. Los interdictos prohibitivos son la obra nueva, para detener obras que puedan dañar la propiedad de otro, y la obra vieja o daño temido
El Tribunal de Cuentas recibe el expediente de la Contraloría General de Cuentas y le da audiencia a los interesados por 15 días. Luego, el demandado tiene la oportunidad de evacuar la audiencia conferida por el Tribunal de Cuentas o presentar excepciones previas. Finalmente, el Tribunal emite una sentencia dentro de los 8 días siguientes al vencimiento del plazo de la audiencia o de la prueba.
Ensayo sobre los juicios orales en materia civil y mercantilMari Ceron Palacios
Los juicios orales en materia civil y mercantil no tienen la difusión necesaria sin embargo no dejan de ser de gran relevancia y son un gran avance en nuestro sistema de justicia, sin embargo, al ser un proceso de reciente implantación requiere de tiempo para encontrar estabilidad y gozar de sus verdaderos beneficios que
radican principalmente en la agilidad y confianza del proceso.
Curso - Prática da Petição Inicial Cível - CPC/2015 viii - cumulação de pedid...Alberto Bezerra
Slide do Curso Prática da Petição Inicial Cível no Novo CPC/2015 (Cumulação de pedidos - requisitos)
Prof Alberto Bezerra ( www.AlbertoBezerra.com.br )
Este documento describe los requisitos de existencia, validez y eficacia de la confesión como medio de prueba en el derecho probatorio venezolano. Explica que la confesión debe provenir de las partes del proceso, versar sobre hechos personales del confesante, ser expresa, y cumplir con las formalidades procesales. Además, debe ser rendida libre y conscientemente, por una persona con capacidad, y cumplir con los requisitos de disponibilidad del derecho, pertinencia del hecho confesado y posibil
La inspección judicial es una prueba en la que el juez reconoce lugares, cosas u objetos relacionados con un caso para establecer hechos. Debe versar sobre hechos concretos y ser ordenada por el juez, quien debe fijar el lugar, día y hora. La inspección debe ser practicada por el juez de la causa y garantizar el derecho al contradictorio.
Este documento describe las diferencias entre el procedimiento breve y el procedimiento ordinario en Venezuela. El procedimiento breve es un proceso especial para casos de menor cuantía que permite presentar la demanda de forma verbal y sin abogado. Tiene plazos más cortos para citaciones, contestaciones y apelaciones. El procedimiento ordinario requiere presentar la demanda por escrito y con abogado, y tiene plazos más largos. También explica etapas como citación, contestación de demanda, sentencia, apelación y ejecución.
La suspensión del acto reclamado en un juicio de amparo tiene como objetivo detener temporalmente los efectos jurídicos y materiales del acto impugnado para evitar daños irreparables mientras se resuelve el fondo del asunto. Puede concederse de oficio para actos que pongan en peligro la vida o libertad, o a petición de parte si se cumplen los requisitos legales. El tercero interesado puede oponer una contragarantía para que no surta efectos la suspensión otorgada.
O documento resume as principais alterações nos recursos trazidas pelo Novo Código de Processo Civil brasileiro, como a unificação dos prazos recursais em 15 dias úteis, a extinção de recursos como os embargos infringentes e a restrição de outros, e a simplificação da sistemática recursal visando tornar os processos mais céleres e efetivos.
[1] O Direito Coletivo do Trabalho estuda as relações jurídicas estabelecidas em grupo para solução dos conflitos de interesses que abrangem categorias econômicas e profissionais. [2] Os princípios do Direito Coletivo incluem a liberdade sindical e de negociação coletiva garantidos pela Constituição de 1988. [3] As fontes do Direito Coletivo incluem convenções internacionais da OIT, leis nacionais, jurisprudência e convenções e acordos coletivos.
The document discusses the transfer of cases between courts in India. It defines transfer of suit under Sections 22 and 23 of the Code of Civil Procedure, which allows a civil court to transfer a suit from one civil court to another on a defendant's application. The objective of case transfers is to maintain fairness in trial procedures, protect the reputation of courts, and uphold high moral standards among judiciary members. Conditions for transfer include the suit being pending in a competent court, the transferee court being subordinate to the transferring court, and the transferee court having competency to try or dispose of the suit. Courts have the power to transfer cases between subordinate courts at any stage of proceedings, and can start proceedings from the point of transfer
O documento descreve o habeas data no Brasil, definindo-o como um remédio constitucional previsto na Constituição de 1988 que permite (1) o acesso a informações sobre o impetrante mantidas por órgãos públicos, (2) a retificação de dados e (3) a contestação de dados. Também define os aspectos processuais do habeas data como legitimidade ativa, competência e procedimento.
Este trabalho tem como objetivo o estudo da prova testemunhal no processo de conhecimento, foi utilizado como metodologia para a formação do trabalho, doutrinas, código de processo civil, jurisprudências e questões. Será abordado o conceito de testemunha, bem como sua classificação, hipóteses em que não cabe a prova testemunhal, os direitos e deveres do depoente, o momento oportuno para requerer a prova testemunhal, além do número ideal de testemunhas a serem arroladas, as possibilidades de substituição, bem como intimação e a inquirição.
THIRD PARTY ACCIDENT CLAIMS – IMPORTANT SECTIONS UNDER MOTOR VEHICLES ACT, 1988abdul raheem
The document discusses important sections related to third party insurance under the Motor Vehicles Act 1988. It summarizes key definitions such as motor vehicle, driver, owner, licensing authority and types of vehicles. It also outlines important sections of the act pertaining to necessity of registration of vehicles, driving licenses, permits, certificates of fitness and compulsory third party insurance. The final sections discussed defenses available to insurers against third party claims as per section 149(2) of the act.
El documento describe varios tipos de títulos valores, sus características y funciones. Define títulos como letras de cambio, cheques, pagarés, bonos, conocimientos de embarque y warrants. Explica que los títulos valores pueden ser nominativos, al portador o a la orden, y que incluyen información como fechas, partes involucradas, cantidades y firmas. También cubre temas como endosos, protestos y diferentes tipos de garantías.
O documento apresenta uma aula sobre separação dos poderes no Brasil. Aborda os princípios da separação dos poderes na Constituição Federal, as funções típicas e atípicas de cada poder, a composição e funcionamento do Poder Legislativo e as comissões parlamentares, com foco na Comissão Parlamentar de Inquérito.
Code of civil procedure 1908 miscellaneous, interest,cost, exemption from app...Dr. Vikas Khakare
This contains miscellaneous provision like interest in suit, cost of suit, persons exempted for appearing in the court, caveat and inherent powers of court.
1) El documento trata sobre sucesiones, donaciones y derecho fiscal. 2) Explica conceptos como la apertura de sucesión, requisitos de validez de donaciones y las leyes que rigen los impuestos sucesorales. 3) Detalla tasas impositivas, deducciones permitidas, plazos para declarar y penalidades por retrasos en el pago de impuestos.
O documento discute o Plano de Carreira dos Cargos Técnico-Administrativos em Educação (PCCTAE), definindo-o como um plano com cinco classes e níveis de capacitação que permitem progressão horizontal. Também explica princípios, atribuições, comissões de supervisão e mudanças trazidas pela reestruturação da lei em 2008.
O documento apresenta uma explicação sobre o mandado de segurança no Brasil, incluindo sua evolução histórica, previsão constitucional, tipos, partes envolvidas e requisitos para impetração. Resume também os atos administrativos que não são passíveis de mandado de segurança e os prazos aplicáveis a essa ação.
La terminación del procedimiento administrativonatxo74
Este documento describe las causas y formas de terminación de un procedimiento administrativo, incluyendo la resolución, caducidad, desistimiento, renuncia y terminación convencional. Explica que un procedimiento puede finalizar normalmente a través de una resolución o convenio, o anormalmente por caducidad, desistimiento o renuncia. Además, detalla los requisitos y efectos de cada forma de terminación.
El documento define y distingue entre capacidad procesal y legitimación. La capacidad procesal se refiere a la aptitud legal para intervenir en un proceso, mientras que la legitimación requiere que el acto impugnado afecte directamente los intereses del demandante. Solo aquellos con capacidad procesal de acuerdo con la ley y un interés legítimo y directo en el asunto tienen legitimación para demandar.
Este documento define el concepto de acto administrativo como una declaración de una entidad pública destinada a producir efectos jurídicos sobre los intereses de los administrados. Explica que los actos administrativos se rigen por normas de derecho público y no implican una voluntad como en el derecho civil. También describe los principios, elementos y efectos de los actos administrativos, así como el proceso de notificación y nulidad.
This document outlines the Family Courts Act of 1984 which established Family Courts in India. Some key points:
- Family Courts were established to promote conciliation in disputes related to marriage and family affairs and ensure their speedy resolution.
- The Act defines Family Courts and the jurisdiction granted to them, including over matters related to marriage, divorce, child custody, and maintenance.
- Family Court judges are appointed by state governments in consultation with the High Court. Preference is given to candidates committed to protecting marriage and child welfare.
- Family Courts aim to encourage parties to arrive at an agreement and may delay proceedings for this purpose. Hearings are generally informal and held in private.
- Family Courts are
El acto administrativo electrónico y las nuevas tecnologias de la informacionSaginfo & Co
Este documento discute el acto administrativo electrónico y las nuevas tecnologías de la información en Colombia. Explica que la introducción de estas tecnologías en la administración pública colombiana plantea como problema principal la actuación administrativa a través de medios electrónicos. Luego, analiza los fundamentos jurídicos del comercio electrónico en Colombia y los principios de equivalencia funcional, neutralidad tecnológica y buena fe. Finalmente, examina las implicaciones de las nuevas tecnologías de la información en el derecho administrativo colomb
Este documento trata sobre conceptos fundamentales del Derecho Internacional Privado como el reenvío, la aplicación del derecho extranjero y el orden público. Explica que existen normas directas e indirectas en DIP, y que las normas indirectas indican el derecho competente del cual se desprenderá la solución de fondo. También analiza problemas relacionados con las consecuencias jurídicas de la aplicación de un derecho extranjero, como la cantidad, calidad y valor de dicha aplicación, así como los tipos de normas en DIP y casos
The document discusses the differences between murder and culpable homicide under Indian law. It examines the exceptions under Section 300 that may reduce a murder charge to culpable homicide not amounting to murder. These exceptions include provocation, exceeding the right of private defense, a public servant exceeding their powers, sudden fight, and consent. The document analyzes several court cases to illustrate how the exceptions have been applied in practice and the criteria courts consider in determining whether an exception applies.
The document summarizes standards for meetings of boards of directors and general meetings of companies in India. Some key points:
- Board meetings must be held at least once per quarter, with a maximum gap of 120 days between meetings. A quorum of at least 1/3 of directors or 2 directors, whichever is higher, is required.
- General meetings include annual general meetings that must be held annually within time limits prescribed by law, and extraordinary general meetings. Notice must be given to members at least 21 days in advance.
- Proxies allow members to appoint a representative to vote on their behalf. A member can appoint only one proxy, holding no more than 10% of shares, except members holding over
O documento resume as principais alterações nos recursos trazidas pelo Novo Código de Processo Civil brasileiro, como a unificação dos prazos recursais em 15 dias úteis, a extinção de recursos como os embargos infringentes e a restrição de outros, e a simplificação da sistemática recursal visando tornar os processos mais céleres e efetivos.
[1] O Direito Coletivo do Trabalho estuda as relações jurídicas estabelecidas em grupo para solução dos conflitos de interesses que abrangem categorias econômicas e profissionais. [2] Os princípios do Direito Coletivo incluem a liberdade sindical e de negociação coletiva garantidos pela Constituição de 1988. [3] As fontes do Direito Coletivo incluem convenções internacionais da OIT, leis nacionais, jurisprudência e convenções e acordos coletivos.
The document discusses the transfer of cases between courts in India. It defines transfer of suit under Sections 22 and 23 of the Code of Civil Procedure, which allows a civil court to transfer a suit from one civil court to another on a defendant's application. The objective of case transfers is to maintain fairness in trial procedures, protect the reputation of courts, and uphold high moral standards among judiciary members. Conditions for transfer include the suit being pending in a competent court, the transferee court being subordinate to the transferring court, and the transferee court having competency to try or dispose of the suit. Courts have the power to transfer cases between subordinate courts at any stage of proceedings, and can start proceedings from the point of transfer
O documento descreve o habeas data no Brasil, definindo-o como um remédio constitucional previsto na Constituição de 1988 que permite (1) o acesso a informações sobre o impetrante mantidas por órgãos públicos, (2) a retificação de dados e (3) a contestação de dados. Também define os aspectos processuais do habeas data como legitimidade ativa, competência e procedimento.
Este trabalho tem como objetivo o estudo da prova testemunhal no processo de conhecimento, foi utilizado como metodologia para a formação do trabalho, doutrinas, código de processo civil, jurisprudências e questões. Será abordado o conceito de testemunha, bem como sua classificação, hipóteses em que não cabe a prova testemunhal, os direitos e deveres do depoente, o momento oportuno para requerer a prova testemunhal, além do número ideal de testemunhas a serem arroladas, as possibilidades de substituição, bem como intimação e a inquirição.
THIRD PARTY ACCIDENT CLAIMS – IMPORTANT SECTIONS UNDER MOTOR VEHICLES ACT, 1988abdul raheem
The document discusses important sections related to third party insurance under the Motor Vehicles Act 1988. It summarizes key definitions such as motor vehicle, driver, owner, licensing authority and types of vehicles. It also outlines important sections of the act pertaining to necessity of registration of vehicles, driving licenses, permits, certificates of fitness and compulsory third party insurance. The final sections discussed defenses available to insurers against third party claims as per section 149(2) of the act.
El documento describe varios tipos de títulos valores, sus características y funciones. Define títulos como letras de cambio, cheques, pagarés, bonos, conocimientos de embarque y warrants. Explica que los títulos valores pueden ser nominativos, al portador o a la orden, y que incluyen información como fechas, partes involucradas, cantidades y firmas. También cubre temas como endosos, protestos y diferentes tipos de garantías.
O documento apresenta uma aula sobre separação dos poderes no Brasil. Aborda os princípios da separação dos poderes na Constituição Federal, as funções típicas e atípicas de cada poder, a composição e funcionamento do Poder Legislativo e as comissões parlamentares, com foco na Comissão Parlamentar de Inquérito.
Code of civil procedure 1908 miscellaneous, interest,cost, exemption from app...Dr. Vikas Khakare
This contains miscellaneous provision like interest in suit, cost of suit, persons exempted for appearing in the court, caveat and inherent powers of court.
1) El documento trata sobre sucesiones, donaciones y derecho fiscal. 2) Explica conceptos como la apertura de sucesión, requisitos de validez de donaciones y las leyes que rigen los impuestos sucesorales. 3) Detalla tasas impositivas, deducciones permitidas, plazos para declarar y penalidades por retrasos en el pago de impuestos.
O documento discute o Plano de Carreira dos Cargos Técnico-Administrativos em Educação (PCCTAE), definindo-o como um plano com cinco classes e níveis de capacitação que permitem progressão horizontal. Também explica princípios, atribuições, comissões de supervisão e mudanças trazidas pela reestruturação da lei em 2008.
O documento apresenta uma explicação sobre o mandado de segurança no Brasil, incluindo sua evolução histórica, previsão constitucional, tipos, partes envolvidas e requisitos para impetração. Resume também os atos administrativos que não são passíveis de mandado de segurança e os prazos aplicáveis a essa ação.
La terminación del procedimiento administrativonatxo74
Este documento describe las causas y formas de terminación de un procedimiento administrativo, incluyendo la resolución, caducidad, desistimiento, renuncia y terminación convencional. Explica que un procedimiento puede finalizar normalmente a través de una resolución o convenio, o anormalmente por caducidad, desistimiento o renuncia. Además, detalla los requisitos y efectos de cada forma de terminación.
El documento define y distingue entre capacidad procesal y legitimación. La capacidad procesal se refiere a la aptitud legal para intervenir en un proceso, mientras que la legitimación requiere que el acto impugnado afecte directamente los intereses del demandante. Solo aquellos con capacidad procesal de acuerdo con la ley y un interés legítimo y directo en el asunto tienen legitimación para demandar.
Este documento define el concepto de acto administrativo como una declaración de una entidad pública destinada a producir efectos jurídicos sobre los intereses de los administrados. Explica que los actos administrativos se rigen por normas de derecho público y no implican una voluntad como en el derecho civil. También describe los principios, elementos y efectos de los actos administrativos, así como el proceso de notificación y nulidad.
This document outlines the Family Courts Act of 1984 which established Family Courts in India. Some key points:
- Family Courts were established to promote conciliation in disputes related to marriage and family affairs and ensure their speedy resolution.
- The Act defines Family Courts and the jurisdiction granted to them, including over matters related to marriage, divorce, child custody, and maintenance.
- Family Court judges are appointed by state governments in consultation with the High Court. Preference is given to candidates committed to protecting marriage and child welfare.
- Family Courts aim to encourage parties to arrive at an agreement and may delay proceedings for this purpose. Hearings are generally informal and held in private.
- Family Courts are
El acto administrativo electrónico y las nuevas tecnologias de la informacionSaginfo & Co
Este documento discute el acto administrativo electrónico y las nuevas tecnologías de la información en Colombia. Explica que la introducción de estas tecnologías en la administración pública colombiana plantea como problema principal la actuación administrativa a través de medios electrónicos. Luego, analiza los fundamentos jurídicos del comercio electrónico en Colombia y los principios de equivalencia funcional, neutralidad tecnológica y buena fe. Finalmente, examina las implicaciones de las nuevas tecnologías de la información en el derecho administrativo colomb
Este documento trata sobre conceptos fundamentales del Derecho Internacional Privado como el reenvío, la aplicación del derecho extranjero y el orden público. Explica que existen normas directas e indirectas en DIP, y que las normas indirectas indican el derecho competente del cual se desprenderá la solución de fondo. También analiza problemas relacionados con las consecuencias jurídicas de la aplicación de un derecho extranjero, como la cantidad, calidad y valor de dicha aplicación, así como los tipos de normas en DIP y casos
The document discusses the differences between murder and culpable homicide under Indian law. It examines the exceptions under Section 300 that may reduce a murder charge to culpable homicide not amounting to murder. These exceptions include provocation, exceeding the right of private defense, a public servant exceeding their powers, sudden fight, and consent. The document analyzes several court cases to illustrate how the exceptions have been applied in practice and the criteria courts consider in determining whether an exception applies.
The document summarizes standards for meetings of boards of directors and general meetings of companies in India. Some key points:
- Board meetings must be held at least once per quarter, with a maximum gap of 120 days between meetings. A quorum of at least 1/3 of directors or 2 directors, whichever is higher, is required.
- General meetings include annual general meetings that must be held annually within time limits prescribed by law, and extraordinary general meetings. Notice must be given to members at least 21 days in advance.
- Proxies allow members to appoint a representative to vote on their behalf. A member can appoint only one proxy, holding no more than 10% of shares, except members holding over
Guidance Note on Sceretarial Standard 2 of General M eeting issued by ICSI GAURAV KR SHARMA
1. The Secretarial Standard on General Meetings (SS-2) formulated by the Institute of Company Secretaries of India has been approved by the Central Government as mandatory for compliance.
2. SS-2 applies to all types of general meetings and prescribes principles for convening and conducting meetings and related matters.
3. This guidance note provides explanations and procedures to facilitate compliance with SS-2.
This document outlines the bylaws of The Pantry Inc. regarding meetings of stockholders. It discusses annual meetings, special meetings, notice requirements, quorums, voting procedures, and rules for stockholders to propose business or nominations at annual meetings. Key details include requirements that notice of meetings be given 10-60 days in advance, that a majority of shares constitutes a quorum, and that stockholders must meet certain criteria to propose other business or nominations at annual meetings.
This document outlines procedures for meetings of stockholders of The Pantry Inc., including:
- Annual meetings are held for electing directors, while special meetings can be called by the Board of Directors.
- Stockholders must give written notice between 90-120 days before annual meetings or between 90-120 days before special meetings to nominate directors or propose other business.
- A majority of outstanding shares constitutes a quorum. The Board Chairman or other officers preside over meetings and stockholders vote by plurality or majority, depending on the matter.
- Proxies can be authorized for up to 3 years unless specified otherwise. The Board can also fix record dates for determining stockholders.
The document appears to be revisions made to the Secretarial Standards on General and Annual General Meetings. It provides the existing regulations alongside the revised regulations on various topics like applicability, notice of meetings, conducting of meetings, maintenance of minutes etc. The revisions include additions like requirement to simultaneously host notice on website till conclusion of meeting, removal of option to keep minutes at other locations besides registered office, inclusion of numbering in notice of AGM etc. The document was prepared by CS Manisha Sharma and contains the effective dates of the initial and revised versions.
Auditors are appointed by the members at the general meeting of the Company, similarly power to remove auditor before his/her/its term is also entrusted with the members. Further in case of resignation of auditor the casual vacancy arise will be also be filled ultimately through members of the Company at the members meeting.
Section 139 of Companies Act, 2013 (“Act”) explains the situation of casual vacancy whereas Section 140 of the Act deals with removal, resignation of auditor and giving of special notice.
OBJECTIVE
Compromise and arrangement is a form of Corporate Restructuring where company enters into an agreement with its creditors or members to reorganise the capital structure of the company. The webinar covers the aspects of statutory provisions pertaining to compromise and arrangement under Companies Act, 2013 in detail along with judicial precedents.
Fast track merger and cross border merger under companies act, 2013DVSResearchFoundatio
This document provides an overview of fast track mergers and cross border mergers under the Companies Act, 2013 in India. It defines key terms and outlines the procedures for fast track mergers between small companies or a holding company and subsidiary. These include notice requirements, approval of members and creditors, filing the scheme with authorities, and the effects of registration. It also describes the process for cross border mergers involving an Indian company and foreign company, which requires approval from regulatory authorities like RBI and compliance with Indian company law. Statistics on global cross border M&A activity and values are presented at the end.
This document discusses various aspects of company meetings and resolutions under Ugandan law. It begins with four questions regarding drafting resolutions, the concept of notice, and types of meetings and resolutions. It then provides details on these topics:
- Notice must be provided at least 21 days in advance of a meeting, though members can consent to shorter notice. It must disclose the meeting place, date, time, and general nature of business.
- Resolutions can be ordinary, extraordinary, or special. Ordinary resolutions require a simple majority while extraordinary and special resolutions have higher voting thresholds.
- Voting can occur by show of hands, poll, or proxy. Members have the right to demand a poll. Pro
This document is a circular to shareholders regarding proposed renewals and new mandates for recurrent related party transactions of a revenue or trading nature by Pos Malaysia Berhad. It provides details on the principal activities of Pos Malaysia Group, classes of related parties, nature and terms of the recurrent related party transactions, review procedures, rationale and benefits. Shareholders' approval is sought for the proposed renewals and new mandates at the upcoming AGM to authorize such related party transactions during the proposed mandate period, subject to renewal annually.
1. Russian law requires limited liability companies and joint-stock companies to hold annual general meetings of shareholders by April 30th and June 30th respectively to approve annual results and elect board members.
2. Meetings must be properly documented according to the type of company, with resolutions requiring notarization for some companies and certification or other means for others.
3. Failure to hold or properly document meetings can result in fines for companies and their general directors.
This document outlines the by-laws of Schering-Plough Corporation as amended in February 2008. It addresses various topics in 3 or less sentences each:
The name and seal of the corporation are established. Shareholder meetings may be held annually with notice and a quorum required. Matters to be discussed must be included in advance notice to shareholders.
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1. Major Amendment in
Secretarial Standard - 2
General Meetings
-Prathana Mallya
NovoJuris Legal
Twitter: @novojuris Email: relationships@novojuris.com
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2. Scope of SS-2
SS-2 Revised SS-2
The Standard is applicable to all General
Meetings of all companies incorporated
under the Act except One Person Company
(OPC) and any class of companies notified by
the Central Government.
This Standard is applicable to all General
Meetings of all companies incorporated
under the Act except One Person Company
(OPC) in which there is only one Director on
its Board and a company licensed under
Section 8 of the Companies Act, 2013 or
corresponding provisions of any previous
enactment thereof.
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Definitions
SS-2 Revised SS-2
“Secretarial Auditor” means a Company
Secretary in Practice appointed in pursuance
of the Act to conduct the secretarial audit
of the company.
“Secretarial Auditor” means a Company
Secretary in Practice or a firm of Company
Secretary(ies) in Practice appointed in
pursuance of the Act to conduct the
secretarial audit of the company.
3. NovoJuris 3
SS-2 Revised SS-2
1.2.1
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1.2.3 In case of companies having a website,
the notice shall be hosted on the website.
In case of a Nidhi, Notice may be served
individually only on Members who hold
shares of more than one thousand rupees in
face value or more than one percent of the
total paid-up share capital of the company,
whichever is less. For other Members,
Notice may be served by a public notice in
newspaper circulated in the district where
the Registered Office of the company is
situated and by displaying the same on the
notice board of the company.
In case of companies having a website, the
notice shall be hosted on the website till
the conclusion of the meeting.
1. Notice of the meeting
4. 1.2.2 Proof of sending notice
SS-2 Revised SS-2
The company should have a system of
sending notices and maintaining proof of
sending.
The company should have a system of
sending notices and maintaining proof of
sending for such period as decided by the
Board which shall not be less than three
years from the date of meeting.
SS-2 Revised SS-2
Notice shall specify the serial number of
the meeting.
It shall contain complete particulars of the
venue except in case of –
a. A company in which only its directors
and their relatives are members
b. A wholly owned subsidiary
1.2.4 Notice shall specify day, date, time and full address of venue of
meeting
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5. 1.2.4 Notice shall specify day, date, time and full address of venue of meeting
SS-2 Revised SS-2
In case of Government company, the AGM
shall be held at its registered office or any
other place with the approval of the
Central Government as may be required
in this behalf.
SS-2 Revised SS-2
In respect of items of ordinary business,
resolutions are not required to be stated in
the notice except where the auditors or
directors to be appointed are other than the
retiring auditors or directors, as the case
may be.
In respect of items of ordinary business,
resolutions are not required to be stated in
the notice except where the auditors or
directors to be appointed are other than
the retiring auditors or directors, as the
case may be.
1.2.5 Notice
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6. 1.2.4 Notice shall specify day, date, time and full address of venue of meeting
SS-2 Revised SS-2
In case of Government company, the AGM
shall be held at its registered office or any
other place with the approval of the
Central Government as may be required
in this behalf.
SS-2 Revised SS-2
In respect of items of ordinary business,
resolutions are not required to be stated in
the notice except where the auditors or
directors to be appointed are other than the
retiring auditors or directors, as the case
may be.
In respect of items of ordinary business,
resolutions are not required to be stated in
the notice except where the auditors or
directors to be appointed are other than
the retiring auditors or directors, as the
case may be.
In case of Private company, explanatory
statement shall comply with all
requirements as mentioned unless
provided in Articles.
1.2.5 Notice
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7. 5.1 Chairman
SS-2 Revised SS-2
In case of a private company, appointment
of the Chairman shall be in accordance
with the clause, unless otherwise provided
in the Articles.
SS-2 Revised SS-2
However, a Proxy shall be a member in case
of companies with charitable objects, etc.
and not for profit registered under the
specified provisions of the Act.
However, a Proxy shall be a member in
case of companies with charitable objects,
etc. and not for profit registered under
the specified provisions of the Act.
In case of a private company, the proxy
shall be appointed in accordance with the
clause, unless otherwise provided in the
Articles.
6. Proxies
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8. 6.2 Form of Proxy
SS-2 Revised SS-2
Such instrument shall not be questioned
on the ground that it fails to comply with
any special requirements specified by the
Articles of a company.
SS-2 Revised SS-2
In case of a private company, the proxy
shall be deposited with the company in
accordance with the clause, unless
otherwise provided in the Articles.
6.6 Deposit of Proxies and Authorisations
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9. 6.6.3 In case of remote e-voting
SS-2 Revised SS-2
(i) the letter of appointment of
representative(s) of the President of India
or the Governor of a State; or
(ii) the authorisation in respect of
representative(s) of the Corporations;
shall be received by the
scrutiniser/company on or before close of
e-voting.
In case of postal ballot such letter of
appointment/ authorisation shall be
submitted to the scrutiniser along with
physical ballot form.
If the representative attends the Meeting
in person to vote thereat, the letter of
appointment / authorisation, as the case
may be, shall be submitted before the
commencement of Meeting.
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10. 6.7 Revocation of Proxies
SS-2 Revised SS-2
A Proxy need not be informed of the
revocation of the Proxy issued by the
Member.
A Proxy need not be informed of the
revocation of the Proxy issued by the
Member.
SS-2 Revised SS-2
In case of a private company, inspection of
Proxies shall be in accordance with the
clause, unless otherwise provided in the
Articles
6.8 Inspection of proxies
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11. 7. Voting:
SS-2 Revised SS -2
7.1 Proposing a Resolution
Every Resolution shall be proposed by a
Member and seconded by another Member.
7.2 E-voting
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7.3 Show of Hands
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7.4 Poll
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7.1 Proposing a Resolution at a Meeting
Every Resolution, except a Resolution which
has been put to vote through Remote
e-Voting or on which a poll has been
demanded, shall be proposed by a Member
and seconded by another Member.
Nidhis are not required to provide e-voting
facility to their Members
In case of a private company, the voting by
show of hands shall be in accordance with
this para, unless otherwise provided in the
Articles.
In case of a private company, the poll shall
be conducted in accordance with
this para, unless otherwise provided in the
Articles.
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12. 7. Voting:
SS-2 Revised SS -2
7.5 Voting Rights
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7.5.2
A Member who is a related party is not entitled to
vote on a Resolution relating to approval of any
contract or arrangement in which such Member is a
related party.
In case of a private company, the Voting Rights
shall be reckoned in accordance with this para,
unless otherwise provided in the Memorandum or
Articles of the company.
In case of a Nidhi, no Member shall exercise
Voting Rights on poll in excess of
five percent of total Voting Rights of equity
shareholders.
A Member who is a related party is not entitled to
vote on a Resolution relating to approval of any
contract or arrangement in which such Member is a
related party.
In case of a private company, a member who is a
related party is entitled to vote on such Resolution.
A member who is a related party is entitled to vote
on a Resolution pertaining to approval of any
contract or arrangement to be entered into by:
(a) A Government company with any other
Government company; or
(b) An unlisted Government company with the prior
approval of competent authority, other than those
contract or arrangements referred in clause (a).
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13. 8. Conduct of e-voting:
SS-2 Revised SS -2
8.4(d)
(d) authorise the Chairman or in his
absence, any other Director to receive the
scrutiniser’s register, report on e-voting and
other related papers with requisite details.
The scrutiniser(s) is required to submit his
report within a period of three days from
the date of the meeting.
The Chairman or any other director so
authorized shall countersign the
scrutiniser’s report so received.
8.5 Notice
Advertisement shall also be placed on the
website of the company, in case of
companies having a website and of the
Agency.
This Provision has been Omitted.
Advertisement shall simultaneously be
placed on the website of the company
till the conclusion of Meeting, in case of
companies having a website and of
the Agency.
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14. 8. Conduct of e-voting:
SS-2 Revised SS -2
8.5.2
Notice shall also be placed on the website of
the company, in case of companies having a
website, and of the Agency.
8.6 Declaration of results
8.6.1 Based on the scrutiniser’s report
received on Remote e-voting and voting at
the Meeting, the Chairman or any other
Director so authorised shall countersign the
scrutiniser’s report and declare the result of
the voting forthwith with details of the
number of votes cast for and against the
Resolution, invalid votes and whether the
Resolution has been carried or not.
Notice shall simultaneously be placed on the
website of the company, in case of
companies having a website, and of the
Agency.
8.6.1 The scrutiniser(s) shall submit his
report within three days from the date of
the Meeting to the Chairman or a person
authorised by him, who shall countersign the
same and declare the result of the voting
forthwith with details of the number of
votes cast for and against the Resolution,
invalid votes and whether the Resolution has
been carried or not.
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15. 8. Conduct of e-voting:
SS-2 Revised SS -2
8.6.2
The result of the voting, with details of the
number of votes cast for and against the
Resolution, invalid votes and whether the
Resolution has been carried or not shall be
displayed on the Notice Board of the
company at its Registered Office and its
Head Office as well as Corporate Office, if
any, if such office is situated elsewhere.
Further, the results of voting along with the
scrutiniser’s report shall also be placed on
the website of the company, in case of
companies having a website and of the
Agency, immediately after the results are
declared.
Change made in Clause 8.6.1 and 16.6.2
The result of the voting, with details of the
number of votes cast for and against the
Resolution, invalid votes and whether the
Resolution has been carried or not shall be
displayed for at least three days on the
Notice Board of the company at its
Registered Office and its Head Office as well
as Corporate Office, if any, if such office is
situated elsewhere. Further, the results of
voting along with the scrutiniser’s report
shall also be placed on the website of the
company, in case of companies having a
website and of the Agency, immediately
after the results are declared.
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16. 9.Conduct of Poll:
SS-2 Revised SS -2
9.2
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9.4 Appointment of scrutinisers
At least one of the scrutinisers shall be a
Member who is present at the Meeting,
provided such a Member is available and
willing to be appointed.
9.5 Declaration of results
9.5.1 Based on the scrutiniser’s report, the
Chairman shall declare the result of the poll
within two days of the submission of report
by the scrutiniser, with details of the
number of votes cast for and against the
Resolution, invalid votes and whether the
Resolution has been carried or not.
In case of a private company, the demand
and conduct of poll shall be as stated above,
unless otherwise provided in the Articles.
In case of a private company, the
appointment of scrutiniser(s) shall be in
accordance with this para, unless otherwise
provided in the Articles.
9.5.1 The scrutiniser(s) shall submit his
report within seven days from the last date
of the poll to the Chairman who shall
countersign the same and declare the result
of the poll within two days of the submission
of report by the scrutiniser, with details of
the number of votes cast for and against the
Resolution, invalid votes and whether the
Resolution has been carried or not.
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17. 15. Adjournment of Meetings:
SS-2 Revised SS -2
15.3
-
15.4 If a Meeting, other than a requisitioned
Meeting, stands adjourned for want of
Quorum, the adjourned Meeting shall be
held on the same day, in the next week at
the same time and place or on such other
day, not being a National Holiday, or at such
other time and place as may be determined
by the Board.
However, if a Meeting is adjourned for a
period not exceeding three days and where
an announcement of adjournment has been
made at the Meeting itself, giving in the
details of day, date, time, venue and
business to be transacted at the adjourned
Meeting, the company may also opt to give
Notice of such adjourned Meeting either
individually or by publishing an
advertisement, as stated above.
15.4 If a Meeting, other than an Annual
General Meeting and a requisitioned
Meeting, stands adjourned for want of
Quorum, the adjourned Meeting shall be
held on the same day, in the next week at
the same time and place or on such other
day or at such other time and place as may
be determined by the Board.
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18. 15. Adjournment of Meetings:
SS-2 Revised SS -2
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An adjourned Annual General Meeting,
adjourned for want of quorum or otherwise,
shall not be held on a National Holiday, only
if any item relating to filling up of vacancy
of a director retiring by rotation is included
in the agenda of such adjourned Meeting.
The company shall ensure compliance of the
provisions of holding the Annual General
Meeting every year, including adjournment
thereof within a gap of not exceeding 15
months from the date of the previous Annual
General Meeting or within such extended
period permitted by the Registrar of
Companies.
In case of a private company, the
adjournment of Meeting for want of quorum
shall be in accordance with this para, unless
otherwise provided in the Articles
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19. 16. Passing of Resolutions by postal ballot:
SS-2 Revised SS -2
16.6.1
Based on the scrutiniser’s report, the
Chairman or any other Director authorised
by him shall declare the result of the postal
ballot on the date, time and venue specified
in the Notice, with details of the number of
votes cast for and against the Resolution,
invalid votes and the final result as to
whether the Resolution has been carried or
not.
The scrutiniser shall submit his report to the
Chairman who shall countersign the same. In
case Chairman is not available, for such
purpose, the report by the scrutiniser shall
be submitted to any other Director who is
authorisedby the Board to receive such
report, who shall countersign the
scrutiniser’s report on behalf of the
Chairman.
16.6.1.
The scrutiniser shall submit his report within
seven days from the last date of receipt of
postal ballot forms to the Chairman or a
person authorised by him, who shall
countersign the same and declare the result
of the postal ballot on the date, time and
venue specified in the Notice, with details
of the number of votes cast for and against
the Resolution, invalid votes and the final
result as to whether the Resolution has been
carried or not.
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20. 16. Passing of Resolutions by postal ballot:
SS-2 Revised SS -2
16.2
16.3 Board Approval
The Board shall:
(f) decide the record date for reckoning
Voting Rights and ascertaining those
Members to whom the Notice and postal
ballot forms shall be sent.
Only Members as of the record date shall be
entitled to vote on the proposed Resolution
by postal ballot.
(g) decide on the calendar of events.
(h) authorise the Chairman or in his
absence, any other Director to receive the
scrutiniser’s register, report on postal ballot
and other related papers with requisite
details.
The scrutiniser is required to submit his
report within seven days from the last date
of receipt of postal ballot Forms.
Nidhis are not required to provide e-voting
facility to their Members.
Change from record date to Cut off date
made in 16.3 and 16.4
f) decide the cut-off date for reckoning
Voting Rights and ascertaining those
Members to whom the Notice and postal
ballot forms shall be sent.
Only Members as on the cut-off date shall be
entitled to vote on the proposed Resolution
by postal ballot.
Omitted
Omitted
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21. 17. Minutes:
SS-2 Revised SS -2
17.1.3 Minutes may be maintained in
electronic form in such manner as
prescribed under the Act and as may be
decided by the Board.
Minutes in electronic form shall be
maintained with Timestamp.
17.1.6 Minutes of Meetings, if maintained in
loose-leaf form, shall be bound periodically
depending on the size and volume.
17.1.7 Minutes Books shall be kept at the
Registered Office of the company or at such
other place, as may be approved by the
Board.
17.2 Contents of Minutes
17.2.1 General Contents
17.2.1.1
17.1.3 A company may maintain its Minutes
in physical or in electronic form with
Timestamp.
17.1.6 Minutes of Meetings, if maintained in
loose-leaf form, shall be bound periodically
at least once in every three years.
17.1.7 Minutes Books shall be kept at the
Registered Office of the company.
17.2 Contents of Minutes
17.2.1 General Contents
17.2.1.1
Minutes of Annual General Meeting shall
also state the serial number of the
Meeting.
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22. 19. Report on Annual General Meeting:
SS-2 Revised SS -2
19.1
Every listed company shall prepare a report
on Annual General Meeting in the prescribed
form, including a confirmation that the
Meeting was convened, held and conducted
as per the provisions of the Act.
Para:
It shall be signed and dated by the Chairman
of the Meeting or in case of his inability to
sign, by any two Directors of the company,
one of whom shall be the Managing Director,
if there is one and Company Secretary.
Every listed public company shall prepare a
report on Annual General Meeting in the
prescribed form, including a confirmation
that the Meeting was convened, held and
conducted as per the provisions of the Act.
Omitted
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