Dear Mentor, I wish to know if the New Companies bill 2012 has made takeovers difficult or not? And, If yes, How and which provisions make takeovers hostile?
From India, Mumbai
From India, Mumbai
Dear Mentor, Does the Company Bill 2012 include provisions for issuing non convertible debentures? If yes, Which provisions enable this?
From India, Mumbai
From India, Mumbai
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From India, Mumbai
I believe that sharing knowledge is a beautiful process, with the result being even more beautiful as many benefit. We are currently working on researching the New Companies Bill 2012 and planning to create a not-so-serious, easy-to-understand booklet on the Companies Bill 2012. We intend to make it available for you.
We invite queries, questions, and suggestions regarding the New Companies Bill 2012. Your queries and suggestions have a very high chance of being answered in this booklet. Please feel free to voice your queries.
Thank you.
From India, Mumbai
I think the question is in the wrong forum This forum is mainly to discuss hr related matters
From India, Mumbai
From India, Mumbai
Dear Sir,
Thank you for replying. I am new to this website and I am kind of lost in it. There are so many forums and so many other things; I need a little help. I did realize that my queries did not fit this forum, but I thought that some senior members would be able to help me, and hence I posted it here.
I had another doubt: the website does not allow a newcomer to post a new thread. Now, if that's the case and I wish to post something totally new, how am I supposed to do it? My third post regarding an invitation of queries for a book was supposed to be served on a platform where all people who were affected positively or negatively, or otherwise affected by it. But once again, I had to choose a forum, and nothing fit my requirements perfectly or even closely. What should I do in such a case?
Awaiting your reply :)
From India, Mumbai
Thank you for replying. I am new to this website and I am kind of lost in it. There are so many forums and so many other things; I need a little help. I did realize that my queries did not fit this forum, but I thought that some senior members would be able to help me, and hence I posted it here.
I had another doubt: the website does not allow a newcomer to post a new thread. Now, if that's the case and I wish to post something totally new, how am I supposed to do it? My third post regarding an invitation of queries for a book was supposed to be served on a platform where all people who were affected positively or negatively, or otherwise affected by it. But once again, I had to choose a forum, and nothing fit my requirements perfectly or even closely. What should I do in such a case?
Awaiting your reply :)
From India, Mumbai
You can post a new thread but not a new forum. You have to choose from one that fits your requirements most closely. Generally, if our topic (subject) line is properly written, you will get a response from members who know or are interested in the subject.
From India, Mumbai
From India, Mumbai
Dear Ekta,
I don't see any provisions in the proposed Companies Bill 2012 (passed by Lok Sabha on 18.12.12 yet to be passed by the Rajya Sabha) regarding takeovers and non-convertible debentures. To my knowledge, there is no attempt to make takeovers difficult. How and where did you get this query? You may go through the gist of the said bill attached for your immediate reference.
Kumar S.
From India, Bangalore
I don't see any provisions in the proposed Companies Bill 2012 (passed by Lok Sabha on 18.12.12 yet to be passed by the Rajya Sabha) regarding takeovers and non-convertible debentures. To my knowledge, there is no attempt to make takeovers difficult. How and where did you get this query? You may go through the gist of the said bill attached for your immediate reference.
Kumar S.
From India, Bangalore
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