Corporation Law : Australian Business Number

If the company has appointed a director for the company the following details must be presented-

If the company is limited by shares, there must be preference shareholders who in turn are members of the company. The following details can be given regarding them-

In this case the preference shareholder or the member is a company.

Their share details can be showed as follows-

ORD refers to ordinary class of shares. RED refers to redeemable class of shares.

According to Corporation act of section 117 there are various regulations of company which is needed to be followed for registering a company[1]. Registration process shows the validity of the company. There are several exemptions as per section 150 of Corporation act which are needed to be remembered by the company’s directors and proprietor. The resolution which is special should be declared on the basis of 14 days which is followed under section 233 of corporation act under constitutional rules[2].

There are several replaceable rules of the company which falls under corporation act of section 134 and section 135. The direction which is governed under replaceable acts should be followed with the rules of section 134 of corporation act[3]. The modification of constitutional and replaceable rules is followed under section 135 of Corporation Act of Australia. As per rules of section 135 of Company Act of Australia after 1^st July 1988, some of the modifications were made and those rules are followed in a proprietor limited company recently[4].

Many share restrictions of the company is also described and those restriction and right of shareholder’s falls under section 254A (2) of Corporation Act 2001[5]. Cumulative and non-cumulative dividends with profit and capital repayment process is surplus led in the company as per section 254A (2) (Austlii.edu.au, 2016). Redeem of the liability with various conditions are declared with various regulations under section 254 A (3) of Corporation Act. As per Corporation act these section’s rules are needed to be followed and company’s regulations are directed by this methods.

Part 2

Section 198A

An organization is governed by its directors on the shareholders’ behalf according to Section 198A. There are certain onus imposed on the directors according to the Corporation Act 2001 applying to many organizational structures like public organizations and proprietary organizations etc. The powers of an organization are exercised by its directors. The only exception is if the constitution of the organization needs the organization to conduct a general meeting. The general meeting does not give express powers related to the business of the company. Powers of the members include the appointment of the directors and the directors should be paid the total remuneration cap and should be determined by the members of the general meeting. The members should also vote at the meetings of the shareholders and should amend the constitution. They should also amend the constitution and the shareholders should be registered by them. All members should be requested the circulation of a statement.

The management of an organization is the responsibility of the members of the general meeting. It is not possible for the organizational business to be managed by the directors without the constitutional clause. A person using a registered trademarks relating to imported goods which are similar to goods respecting to which trademarks are not infringed.

Section 191

According to the Section 191 of the Corporations Act, the material personal interests are revealed to the board and deals with the conflict of the interests. There should be a strict liability for any offenses based on a subsection and the directors of the company have material personal interests relating to the company’s affairs. Notice of an interest is given to the directors which arise as the directors are the members of the organization held in common with other members of the company. The proprietary organization as well as the other directors is aware of the extent and nature of interests in relation to the company affairs. The extent and nature of the company are given notice by the directors of the organization. The notice is given to a person who is made the new director of the company. The extent or the nature of the interest has not materially enhanced above the disclosed in the notice. A standing notice of the extent and nature of interest and notice is successful to the interest relation. There is a relation of the interest to the affairs of the organization. A meeting of the directors is as soon as practicable after there is awareness among the directors in the matter[6].

Section 250R (2)

An annual General meeting has its own business including the consideration of the annual financial report, report of the directors and the report of the auditors. It consists of the report of the directors and the auditor, the director’s election and the auditor’s appointment. There is a vote on the resolution which is not binding to the organizational directors. There is a vote on the resolution which cannot be cast on behalf of a member of management personnel detailing the remunerations which are inclusive of the remuneration report. Such member should have a party. By the proxification of the writing specifying the vote on the resolution or the voter being the chair of the meeting or the proxification of the chairman. A vote casting on a person’s behalf cast as a proxy of the person and respect the share in respect of which the person has the voting power and the exercising power, a right to vote. According to 250R of the corporation Act 2001 a person cannot cast a vote and company disregards any votes on Resolution 1.

Reference list

Symon, H, Corporations Act 2001. in , Melbourne, Leo Cussen Institute, 2006.

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