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M C BHANDARI

GUIDE TO COMPANY LAW PROCEDURES (With Corporate Governance & E-Filing)

20th Edition 2007

(With Corporate Governance & E-Filing) Alongwith Procedures on SEBI Guidelines, Rules & Regulations, SICA, RTP/UTP, NRI'S, NBFC'S, ECB, etc.

Volume 1

handari's Guide to Company Law Procedures 20th Edition 2007 (Thoroughly Revised and Enlarged) updated till 1st May, 2007at appropriate places of the book. With the steady increase in the country's commercial activities, today's executives of companies have many schemes to implement under the Companies Act. A practical book to guide them in the matters of Company Law Procedures would save much of their time and labour. In the present new edition an attempt has been made to meet this need by outlining separate procedures under the Companies Act and allied laws of day-to-day need. The present new edition covers thoroughly e-filling procedures under each and every topic.

Salient Features of 2007 edition : E-Filling : Expeditious incorporation of companies, simplified and ease of convenience in filing of Forms/ Returns, better compliance management, total transparency through e-Governance, customer centric approach, increased usage of professional certificate for ensuring authenticity and reliability of the Forms / Returns, building up a centralised database repository of corporate operating, enhanced service level fulfillment, inspection of public documents of companies anytime from anywhere, registration as well as verification of charges anytime from anywhere, timely redressal of investor grievances and availability of more time for MCA employees for monitoring and supervision. Keeping all these new features in mind the editors have revised the new edition. Procedurally, all changes made by the Central Government, the Department of Company Affairs and SEBI and in view of several departmental circulars, clarifications, notifications issued and due to other changes and amendments in allied Acts, Rules and Regulations have made it imperative to bring out a new and revised edition.

Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has amended the Disclosure and Investor Protection (DIP) Guidelines on 30th April, 2007 with the following salient features: Grading of all Initial Public Offerings (IPO) made mandatory. The grading will be applicable to all IPOs for which draft offer documents are filed with SEBI after April 30, 2007; Existing practices followed by SEBI regarding processing of draft offer documents incorporated in the DIP guidelines; Companies having listing history of one year or more, only to be allowed to make Qualified Institutions Placement(QIP); Companies having listing history of less than six months to be enabled to make preferential allotment, subject to certain conditions; More clarity on provisions relating to minimum promoters’ contribution for the purpose of public issues. All these amendments have been taken care of at appropriate places of the book.

Other important changes : Upto date Guidelines on External Commercial Borrowings and Trade Credits issued by RBI, SEBI Guidelines for Standard Letter of Offer for Buy-back of Securities, Model Listing Agreement for Listing of Debt Securities to be adopted by all stock exchanges, New topics on Allotment of Director's Identification Number under the Companies (Director Identification Number) Rules, 2006 Procedure for obtaining Digital Signature Certificate, filing of Statutory Documents and other transactions by companies in electronic mode under the Companies (Electronic Filing and Authentication of Documents) Rules, 2006 issued in September, 2006 and e-filling under the Scheme for Filing of Statutory Documents and other Transactions by Companies in Electronic Mode issued in October, 2006, changes brought in 2006 by two amendments in Companies (Central Government) General Rules and Forms, 1956 and three amendments made in 2006 in Companies Regulations, 1956 relating to inspection of documents and obtaining certified copies thereof kept in electronic mode have also been taken due care of in the revised edition. Also procedures for Opening of branch of nidhi or mutual benefit society, establising of branch office or a liason office, or setting up of a project office or any other place of business by whatever name called by foreign companies under the FEMA Regulations have been added in the present edition. Topics on Issue of Indian Depository Receipts, Voluantary Delisting, Compulsory Delisting, Delisting persuant to Rights Issue have also been revised upto date.

...A company secretary, executive or director can derive twin benefits out of this book. It would help them to complete a particular procedure in full compliance of the provisions of the Companies Act and other allied Acts and Rules, default in respect of any of which would make them liable to severe punishment. At the same time, it would also give them a chance to assess at a glance and in advance what would be the preparatory moves pertaining to a proposed scheme and whether it would at all be practicable to implement it in a given period."

Twin benefits

Bhandari's Guide to Company Law Procedures in its present edition will stand to the strictest scrutiny from the Company Executives, Secretaries, Directors and all those concerned on procedural matters under the Company Law. Needless to say, the present edition of this popular work of proven merits will be an all satisfying experience for them.

An Unshakeable Confidence

Price : Rs.1,795.00

£150.00

$300.00(US)
Pages 2750 (approx)

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