Professional Documents
Culture Documents
What is a company?
What is a meeting?
A mandatory meeting
When the company is incorporated – a statutory meeting
Only one statutory meeting throughout the company life
Not before 01 month, and not after 06 months of incorporation/formation
All the members – notice to attend the meeting
Why is it statutory? Because it is conducted in the statutory period.
Object –
o Discuss growth/development/progress of the company – discuss its
promotion
o Approve any modification of the contract
Companies not required to hold SM:
o If the company is unlimited company = only required for limited
company
o Company without share capital = only public company
Provisions for holding a statutory meeting
o Notice –
At least 21 days before, a notice will be served to all the
members.
Short notice if consent obtained by 95% of the members
o Statutory report
An agenda will be fixed – report will be prepared by director
and report served 21 days before so that they can prepare
And items on agenda will be discussed.
If a shorter period of time for service of report – considered by
majority of members – then also acceptable
Contents of the report
o Allotment of shares – allotted to all individual members + to be
informed to all the members regarding details as to payment (partly
or wholly)
o Cash received – inform as to how much cash received as against
allotment of shares
o Abstract – regarding receipt and payment – income/expenditure.
o Directors, auditors and other managerial personnels
o Contracts – any modification/ new contract to be approved in this
meeting
o Underwriting contracts – not yet complied/imposed – why? To be
discussed
o Arrears of calls –
o Commission and brokerage – fixing, payment status discussed.
Certification of report –
o to be made by two directors and ratified by registrar
Procedure at the meeting
Effect of non-compliance
o Contract no yet complied by directors – asked and penalize
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