| 1 |
The objective of a statutory meeting is: |
- A. To raise funds
- B. To settle preferences
- C. To win the confidence of company's shareholders
- D. To sell the shares
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| 2 |
The objective of a statutory meeting is |
- A. To raise funds
- B. To settle preference
- C. To gain the confidence of company's shareholders
- D. To sell the shares
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| 3 |
The minimum number of directors in a multimembers private ltd. company: |
- A. Five
- B. Seven
- C. Two
- D. Not fixed
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| 4 |
Who provides the capital for co-operative society: |
- A. Government
- B. Members
- C. Banks
- D. None of these
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| 5 |
What are the possibilities to wind up a company |
- A. Voluntary winding up
- B. Voluntary winding up under the supervision of court
- C. Voilent winding up by the court
- D. All of them
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| 6 |
What is not necessary for a private company: |
- A. Statutory meeting
- B. Statutory report
- C. Both (a) & (b)
- D. None of these
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| 7 |
The report send along with the notice of statutory meeting is called: |
- A. Company report
- B. Auditor'sreport
- C. Statutoryreport
- D. Profit and lossreport
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| 8 |
An ordinary resolution is passed for: |
- A. Winding up of company
- B. Section of statutory company
- C. Not announcing the dividend
- D. All of them
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| 9 |
An ordinary resolution is passed for |
- A. Winding up of company
- B. Section of statutory company
- C. Not announcing the dividend
- D. All of them
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| 10 |
The notice of special resolution must be given to the members |
- A. 21 days before
- B. 37 days before
- C. 33 days before
- D. 14 days before
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