Regulatory Framework For Companies Set 2

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This set of Regulatory Framework for Companies Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on Regulatory Framework For Companies Set 2

Q1 | Change of registered office of a company from one place to another in thesame city requires.
  • board resolution.
  • special resolution.
  • ordinary resolution.
  • special resolution with central government approval.
Q2 | Article of Association can be altered by.
  • a resolution of board of directors.
  • an ordinary resolution in annual general meeting by the shareholders.
  • a special resolution.
  • obtaining permission of the company law tribunal.
Q3 | A change in the registered office of the company from one state to anothercan be effected by.
  • a resolution of the board of directors.
  • a resolution passed in the general meeting of the company.
  • a special resolution of the company and approval of the central government.
  • a special resolution and confirmation of the company law tribunal.
Q4 | The charter of a company is its.
  • prospectus.
  • memorandum of association.
  • certificate of incorporation.
  • articles of association.
Q5 | A document which lays down the fundamental conditions upon which thecompany is allowed to form is called.
  • memorandum of association.
  • article of association.
  • prospects.
  • certificate of incorporation.
Q6 | The alteration of the Memorandum has to be certified by the Registrar.
  • within 45 days.
  • within 15 days.
  • at his own time provided the company satisfies his queries in this respect.
  • within 30 days.
Q7 | Memorandum of Association does not include.
  • subscription clause.
  • capital clause.
  • liability clause.
  • assets clause.
Q8 | ‘Shelf prospectus’ means a prospectus issued by.
  • any trading company.
  • any industrial company.
  • any financial institution or banks.
  • any existing company whose shares are listed on a recognized stock exchange.
Q9 | The ‘Golden Rule’ for framing of a prospectus was laid down in the case of.
  • royal british bank.
  • rex vs kylsant.
  • new brunswick & canada rly. & land co. vs muggeridge.
  • derry vs peek.
Q10 | The document which invites the public for subscribing capital in the formof shares and debenture is called.
  • memorandum of association.
  • article of association.
  • prospectus.
  • legal announcement.
Q11 | Which of the documents is not filed to the registrar at the time ofincorporation?
  • memorandum.
  • article of association.
  • consent of the director.
  • prospectus.
Q12 | A prospectus may contain a statement purporting to be made by an expert.The term “expert” includes.
  • an engineer.
  • a valuer.
  • an accountant and any other person whose profession gives authority to a statement made by him.
  • all the above.
Q13 | The most important clause in the Memorandum of Association of a company is.
  • name clause.
  • registered office clause.
  • objects clause.
  • liability clause.
Q14 | Who has certain remedies for misstatement in the prospectus against the company and the persons issuing the Prospectus?
  • a person who has applied for shares in the company and who has been allotted shares.
  • a buyer of shares in the open market.
  • a subscriber to the memorandum.
  • all the above.
Q15 | The prospectus must be issued within ………………… after the date onwhich a copy thereof has been delivered for registration.
  • 30 days.
  • 60 days.
  • 90 days.
  • 120 days
Q16 | Every prospectus
  • has to be dated.
  • need not be dated as per the provisions of law.
  • can be dated depending upon the requirements of the boa
Q17 | The exception to the doctrine of constructive notice is provided in
  • lifting the corporate veil.
  • doctrine of ultra vires.
  • doctrine of indoor management.
  • none of the above.
Q18 | Any document filed with the registrar will be deemed to have been read andunderstood by all those who deal with the company. It is as per the doctrine of.
  • constructive notice.
  • indoor management.
  • public notice.
  • ultra vires.
Q19 | The Doctrine of indoor management provides protection to.
  • the board of directors.
  • the shareholders.
  • the managing directors.
  • outsiders.
Q20 | The doctrine of constructive notice protects the interest of.
  • the company.
  • the shareholders.
  • the creditors.
  • the debtors.
Q21 | An act of a director which is intra vires the Memorandum and ultra viresthe Articles of Association.
  • cannot be ratified by the company.
  • must necessarily be ratified by the company.
  • may be ratified by the company.
  • is void ab inito.
Q22 | Doctrine of constructive notice is related to.
  • memorandum of association.
  • articles of association.
  • memorandum of association and articles of association both.
  • neither memorandum of association nor articles of association.
Q23 | A person is disqualified from being appointed as a director of a company if.
  • he has applied to be adjudged insolvent.
  • he is of unsound mind.
  • he is an undischarged insolvent.
  • all the above.
Q24 | A person cannot be a director of more than …………… as per theCompanies (Amendment) Act, 2000.
  • 5 companies.
  • 10 companies.
  • 15 companies.
  • 20 companies.