Business Law: Final Project Presentation Presented To: Sir Umer Zak
Business Law: Final Project Presentation Presented To: Sir Umer Zak
Agenda
1. Companies Ordinance 1984. 2. How a company can be formed 3. Registration of Company 4. MOA 5. AOA 6. Clauses
promoters/subscribers and witnesses to the memorandum and articles of association. II. 4 copies of Memorandum & Article of Association of the Company duly signed by each subscriber in the presence of one witness. One copy should be affixed with special adhesive stamps at the rates prescribed under the Stamp Act, 1899 (Table-1). (Annex.1) III. Photocopy of certificate of availability of the name issued by the Registrar. IV. Form 1 (Annex-2) in triplicate duly filled and signed. This form is the declaration of compliance with the pre-requisites for formation of the Company. Form 1 is also required to be witnessed by one person and it should be affixed with a stamp of Rs. 50/. This declaration can be made by any one of the following persons: a) An advocate entitled to appear before a High Court/Supreme Court b) A Chartered Accountant/ A Cost and Management Accountant practicing in Pakistan. V. The Company is required to notify the whereabouts of its registered office on Form 21 (Annex-3) within 28 days from the date of its incorporation, but to facilitate communication and for the sake of convenience, this form is normally submitted with the registration documents. VI. Form 29 (Annex-4) particulars of directors and other officers. In fact the directors are required to be elected by subscribers within 14 days from the date of incorporation, but to facilitate communication and for convenience, this form is normally submitted with the registration documents.
Memorandum of association
1.The name of the Company is SKF (PRIVATE) LIMITED. 2. The Registered Office of the Company shall be situated in the Province of PUNJAB. III. The objects for which the Company is established are to carry out in Pakistan any or all of the following business. To provide security services to banks, financial institutions, commercial and industrial organizations. 3.To borrow by means of loans or secure the payment of money from shareholders, directors, commercial banks and government approved agencies in such manner as the company shall think fit for its business and in particular by the issue of debentures or debenture stock, perpetual or otherwise charge upon all or any of the companys property and other assets both present and future, to purchase, redeem, or pay off any such securities. 4..To open, close and operate banking accounts of the company with any bank. 5.To employ and remunerate the officials and servants of the company or any person or firm or company rendering services to the company.
ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION
Interpretation Private company Business Shares and capital Transfer and transmission of shares Borrowing power Reserves General meetings
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