Corporate Law

Corporate law is the body of laws, rules, regulations and practices that govern the formation and operation of corporations. It’s the body of law that regulates legal entities that exist to conduct business. The laws touch on the rights and obligations of all of the people involved with forming, owning, operating and managing a corporation.

A corporation has many different players. Not everyone who works for or interacts with a corporation is an owner. Some of the key people involved in the operation of a corporation include:

• Owners – A person who invests in a corporation is an owner. Typically, the larger share of the corporation that you own, the more say and control you have over decisions. Owners are also often called shareholders.
• Directors – Directors oversee the activities of the corporation. Usually, they vote on major decisions. They’re typically elected by the owners, but they don’t necessarily have to follow popular opinion when they vote.
• Officers – The officers in a corporation handle the most significant day to day decision making. They take direction from the board of directors on major decisions.
• Employees – Employees carry out the day to day functions of a corporation for pay.
• Creditors and debtors – When people and other companies do business with a corporation, they’re the corporation’s creditors and debtors

There’s a large wide of topics how himilcon can assist you:

• Procedure for Registration of Company
• Promoters’ Duties
• Alteration of Company Constitution
• Company’s Dealings with Outsiders
• Constitution as Statutory Contract
• Controlling Members’ Duties
• Directors' Duties
• Shareholder Remedies
• Remedies against Directors
• Moratorium of Claims
• Legal Capacity of Company
• Holding and Subsidiary Companies
• Fraud on Minority
• Minority Shareholder Protection
• Legal Capacity of Company
• Reduction of Share Capital
• Insolvency
• Liquidation
• ...