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Practical examples, multiple-choice questions, discussion questions, and practical problems are provided to illustrate these concepts. o Negotiation of Negotiable Instruments § This chapter explains negotiating negotiable instruments, including endorsement and delivery, with practical insights and multiple-choice questions, discussion questions, and practical problems. • Companies Act, 2013 o Meaning and Nature of Company § The chapter introduces the Companies Act 2013, explaining a company's definition, characteristics, advantages, and disadvantages. § It includes multiple-choice questions, discussion questions, and practical problems to aid in understanding. o Kinds of Companies § This chapter covers the classification of companies based on incorporation, liability, and ownership. § Practical examples, multiple-choice questions, discussion questions, and practical problems are provided. o Formation of Company § The chapter explains a new company's promotion, incorporation, and online registration. § It includes multiple-choice questions, discussion questions, and practical problems to facilitate learning. o Memorandum of Association § The memorandum of association is a vital document for a company. This chapter explains the doctrine of ultra vires and includes multiple-choice questions, discussion questions, and practical problems. o Articles of Association § This chapter covers the articles of association, their contents, alterations, and legal effects. § Practical examples, multiple-choice questions, discussion questions, and practical problems are provided. o Prospectus § The prospectus is essential for raising capital. 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This chapter explains its meaning, advantages, and participants. § Multiple-choice questions, discussion questions, and practical problems are included. o Calls and Forfeiture of Shares § This chapter covers the processes of calls on shares and forfeiture. It begins with the meaning and requisites of valid calls, including conditions and formalities. It discusses the advance payment of calls, the lien on shares, and the procedure for the forfeiture of shares due to non-payment. The chapter also examines the reissue of forfeited shares and the voluntary surrender of shares. § It concludes with multiple-choice and discussion questions to reinforce the concepts learned. o Company Management § This chapter introduces the concept and legal position of directors, including the number, appointment, powers, and duties of directors. It discusses different types of directors like Indian resident directors, women directors, independent directors, and small shareholder directors. The chapter also covers the Director Identification Number (DIN), managerial remuneration, restrictions on directors, insider trading, whistleblowing, and the roles of managing and whole-time directors. § The chapter ends with multiple-choice and discussion questions. o Meetings and Resolutions § This chapter covers the different types of company meetings, including annual and extraordinary general meetings, and the statutory provisions for conducting them. It details the requisites of a valid meeting, voting and poll procedures, and various resolutions, including ordinary and special resolutions. It also discusses resolutions requiring special notice and the minutes of meetings. § The chapter concludes with multiple-choice and discussion questions. o Dividends § This chapter explains the meaning and types of dividends, including final and interim dividends. 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The chapter also discusses the audit of branch accounts and penalties for infringement. § It ends with multiple-choice and discussion questions. o Prevention of Oppression and Mismanagement § This chapter introduces the rules against oppression and mismanagement, detailing who can apply to the tribunal and the relief available. § It includes multiple-choice, true or false, and discussion questions. o Winding Up of a Company § This chapter covers winding up a company and distinguishes between winding up and dissolving. It outlines the steps in voluntary liquidation, the role of the provisional and company liquidator, and the consequences of a winding-up order. § The chapter concludes with multiple-choice and discussion questions. o Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 § This chapter introduces the key features of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016, explaining who can apply and the corporate insolvency resolution process. 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It covers the process of winding up and voluntary liquidation. § The chapter includes multiple-choice, true or false, and discussion questions. • Other Business Legislations o Consumer Protection Act, 2019 § This chapter introduces the Consumer Protection Act 2019, detailing the rights of consumers, who can file a complaint, and the types of complaints that can be filed. It covers the Consumer Protection Council, consumer dispute redressal machinery, relief available, and unfair trade practices. § The chapter concludes with multiple-choice, discussion, and practical questions. o Competition Act, 2002 § This chapter introduces the Competition Act 2002, its objectives, and the regulation of combinations. 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