Share capital and borrowing powers.
A company may raise funds for its business by issuing shares or by borrowing.
The term share capital may lead to differant meanings including Nominal authorised Capital, Issued Capital Subscribed Capital etc.
A company may issue shares as well as debentures of various types and with differant rights.
The company can borrow money by loans, advances, finances or credit, or by issuing other securities.
Course Material
- Week 1. Introduction to company law: objectives, functions, history.
- Week 2. Meaning and features of company.
- Week 3. Types of company.
- Week 4. Lifting of the corporate veil.
- Jurisdiction of the Court and The Commission.
- Registration of company and Application and certificate of incorporation
- Memorandum OF ASSOCIATION and its Alteration.
- 08. Doctrine of Ultra Vires and ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION.
- 09. Constructive Notice and Indoor Management.
- Promoters and Pre-incorporation Contracts.
- Prospectus, Statement in lieu of Prospectus, and Underwriting contracts
- Commencement and CONVERSION.
- Week#13. Directors and other officers of the company.
- Meetings and proceedings
- Share capital and borrowing powers.
- Week#16. WINDING UP.
- Chapters 16
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Haroon Khalid