Section 55 deals with issue and redemption of preference shares and we have already discussed it earlier here.
Rules 9 of the Companies (Share Capital and Debentures) Rules 2014 explain procedure for issue and redemption of preference shares supplemented by Rule 10 thereof.
Share capital of a company is all about financing for its operations. Company issues its share to raise capital. On allotted shares, company may receive all money against premium and face value of share in one go or in instalment. In present post, we will discuss; call on shares, unpaid share capital, dividend, share premium, shares at discount, sweet equity and preference shares.
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