This book Company Law, 3e provides a clear and comprehensive understanding of
corporate law, covering company formation, management, governance, and compliance
under the Companies Act 2013. It is designed to cover the syllabi of B. Com, M. Com, and
MBA students, for all universities.

Salient Features:

Illustration of concepts in the form of charts, tables and other diagrammatic
representations.
• Covers critical topics such as Share Capital, Debentures, Borrowing Powers,
Company Meetings, Audits, and Winding Up.
• Incorporates the latest amendments, including the role and functions of the National
Company Law Tribunal (NCLT).
• Sample for Notices and Agendas of different types of Meetings.
• Boxed highlight of Case Studies.
• End of chapter review questions (Objective questions with answers, short answers,
long answers and easy type questions) to enhance learning.
• Includes Previous Year question papers.
New to this Edition
 Insider Trading
 Contract by One Person Company
 Secretarial Audit
 Liquidation
 Related Party Transactions (RPT)
 National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT)

1.Nature of a Company

2.     Formation of a Company

3.     Memorandum and Articles of Association

4.     Prospectus

5.     Shares and Share capital

6.     Membership

7.     Borrowing Powers and Charges

8.     Debentures

9.     Company Management

10.   Company Meetings

11.   Dividends

12.  Accounts and Audit

13.  Winding Up

14.   National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT

Dr. S. Thothadri is an Assistant Professor in the Postgraduate and Research
Department of Commerce at The New College, Chennai, with 26 years of teaching
experience and 16 years of research expertise. He holds three postgraduate degrees
and is a certified Independent Director and Social Auditor. Dr. Thothadri has
authored eight textbooks on subjects like Financial Accounting, Cost Accounting,
Taxation, and Business Law, contributing significantly to academic resources. He serves as a
Subject Expert for the Board of Studies and Academic Audits, advancing curriculum
development.