Company Law and Practice | With Quick Recap and Flow Charts | For CS Executive Module 1 Paper 2

Company Law & Practice is a comprehensive and exam-oriented guide designed for CS Executive students, specifically for Module 1, Paper 2. Updated for the June and December 2026 examinations, this 26th edition provides detailed coverage of company law concepts in line with the latest ICSI syllabus and MCA amendments. The book emphasizes clarity and structured learning through flow charts, summaries, and practical illustrations, making complex provisions easier to understand and retain.

Key Features:

• Complete coverage of the ICSI CS Executive syllabus
• Updated as per latest MCA circulars and notifications
• Chapter-wise section lists for structured study
• Quick recap of provisions using flow charts
• More than 500 case laws and practical problems
• Visual presentation of important case laws for better retention

This book is primarily intended for CS Executive students appearing for Module 1, Paper 2 examinations. It is also useful for company secretary trainees, law students, commerce graduates, corporate professionals, and practitioners who require a clear, structured, and practice-oriented understanding of company law concepts aligned with current regulatory developments.

Chapter 1: Introduction to Companies
Chapter 2: Definitions under Companies Act, 2013
Chapter 3: Classification of Companies
Chapter 4: Promotion & Formation of Companies
Chapter 5: Memorandum and Articles of Association of Company
Chapter 6: Membership
Chapter 7: Prospectus and Allotment of Securities
Chapter 8: Transfer & Transmission
Chapter 9: Share Capital
Chapter 10: Debentures
Chapter 11: Acceptance of Deposits by Companies
Chapter 12: Charges
Chapter 13: Registers and Returns
Chapter 14: Divisible Profits & Dividends
Chapter 15: Accounts
Chapter 16: Audit and Auditors
Chapter 17: Compromises, Arrangements and Amalgamations
Chapter 18: Dormant Company
Chapter 19: General Meeting
Chapter 20: Corporate Social Responsibility
Chapter 21: Directors