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Sir, awesome explaination, but i have a doubt: Section 68 talks about buyback of securities, however, section 67(1) on the other hand says no company can buy its own shares. Please clarify this sir!!!! Aren't both these sections contradicting each other? I tried searching for other youtube videos and website, but could not find the proper explaination. Please help, I'm a self study student.
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If there was no prohibition realted to buyback of shares by any subsidiary as in section 70, how could a company buyback its shares through any subsidiary(not its own subsidiary) and any invesment company ? Prohibition for buy-back in certain circumstances [Section 70] This section of the Companies Act, 2013 prohibits the company for buy back in the certain circumstances. (1) The provision says that no company shall directly or indirectly purchase its own shares or other specified securities- (a) through any subsidiary company including its own subsidiary companies; or (b) through any investment company or group of investment companies
Sir I think u hv small mistake .. In board resolution ..10% should be of paid up equity capital not paid up capital 25% is for paid up capital include equity and preference..
If 10%buyback complete in march and if further 10% buyback in april next financial year can there is two possibilities 12 months gap and 25% allowed which is applicable
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I had many doubt related to these 4 sections but this video solved my all doubts related to buy back. Very easy explanation 😀 thank you so much sir ✨
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6:00 koi dusri company hamare share kharidti he to hamara share capital kese kam hua? Ye nahi samj me aaya🤔🤔🤔🤔
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Sir, awesome explaination, but i have a doubt:
Section 68 talks about buyback of securities, however, section 67(1) on the other hand says no company can buy its own shares.
Please clarify this sir!!!! Aren't both these sections contradicting each other?
I tried searching for other youtube videos and website, but could not find the proper explaination.
Please help, I'm a self study student.
There are 4 exceptions to sec 67 and sec 68 is is one of them 7:00
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Thank you Sir. Your explanation is really crisp and easy to understand. Can I get the background presentation. It will be easy for revisions.
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If there was no prohibition realted to buyback of shares by any subsidiary as in section 70, how could a company buyback its shares through any subsidiary(not its own subsidiary) and any invesment company ?
Prohibition for buy-back in certain circumstances [Section 70]
This section of the Companies Act, 2013 prohibits the company for buy back in the certain circumstances.
(1) The provision says that no company shall directly or indirectly purchase its own shares or other specified securities-
(a) through any subsidiary company including its own subsidiary companies; or
(b) through any investment company or group of investment companies
Sir I think u hv small mistake ..
In board resolution ..10% should be of paid up equity capital not paid up capital
25% is for paid up capital include equity and preference..
Thank you sir
If 10%buyback complete in march and if further 10% buyback in april next financial year can there is two possibilities 12 months gap and 25% allowed which is applicable
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Amazing video
Thankuuu sir
You didn't explain the reasons of buyback exceptions like case of purchase off own shares...
Thx sir
How to get your notes?
Sir supperbb
20.15 sec69
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Kya debenture ka bhi buyback kar sakti hai
Debentures should be redeemed after 10 yrs(mandatory)
SES ?
Can we have ur notes
Balveer
Amazing explanation! Thanku so much
Thank you sir😊
Thanku sir