The document is an examination for a Diploma in Accounting course on Company Law. It provides instructions for students to answer any five questions out of seven provided. The questions cover various topics in company law including circumstances for director disqualification, requirements to commence business as a public company, documents for company registration, the doctrine of ultra vires, advantages of private companies over public companies, rights of company members, altering a company's memorandum, ways to become a company member, termination of membership, contents of the member register, reasons for closing the register, qualifications of a company secretary, procedures for share transfer, and the effect of share transfers.
The document is an examination for a Diploma in Accounting course on Company Law. It provides instructions for students to answer any five questions out of seven provided. The questions cover various topics in company law including circumstances for director disqualification, requirements to commence business as a public company, documents for company registration, the doctrine of ultra vires, advantages of private companies over public companies, rights of company members, altering a company's memorandum, ways to become a company member, termination of membership, contents of the member register, reasons for closing the register, qualifications of a company secretary, procedures for share transfer, and the effect of share transfers.
The document is an examination for a Diploma in Accounting course on Company Law. It provides instructions for students to answer any five questions out of seven provided. The questions cover various topics in company law including circumstances for director disqualification, requirements to commence business as a public company, documents for company registration, the doctrine of ultra vires, advantages of private companies over public companies, rights of company members, altering a company's memorandum, ways to become a company member, termination of membership, contents of the member register, reasons for closing the register, qualifications of a company secretary, procedures for share transfer, and the effect of share transfers.
The document is an examination for a Diploma in Accounting course on Company Law. It provides instructions for students to answer any five questions out of seven provided. The questions cover various topics in company law including circumstances for director disqualification, requirements to commence business as a public company, documents for company registration, the doctrine of ultra vires, advantages of private companies over public companies, rights of company members, altering a company's memorandum, ways to become a company member, termination of membership, contents of the member register, reasons for closing the register, qualifications of a company secretary, procedures for share transfer, and the effect of share transfers.
University Examinations for 2019/2020 Academic Year
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION THIRD YEAR SECOND SEMESTER EXAMINATION FOR DIPLOMA IN ACCOUNTING COMPANY LAW DATE: 27/3/2020 TIME: 2.30-5.30 PM INSTRUCTIONS: ANSWER ANY FIVE QUESTION 1. a) Outline six circumstances under which a director may be disqualified from holding office. (12 marks) b) Explain four conditions that should be fulfilled before a public limited company can commence business. (8 marks) 2. a) Outline six documents that should be delivered to the registrar of companies for the purpose of registering a company. (12 marks) b) With reference to the doctrine of ultra vires i. State two purposes of the doctrine. (4 marks) ii. Explain two exceptions to the doctrine. (4 marks) 3. a) Explain five advantages of a private company over a public company. (10 marks) b) Outline five rights of members of a company under the companies Act. (10 marks) 4. a) Explain five circumstances under which a company may by special resolution alter the objects of the memorandum of association. (10 marks) b) Explain five ways in which a person may become a member of a company.(10 marks) 5 a) Explain five ways of termination of membership by act of the parties. (10 marks) b) Outline the contents of the register of members. (10 marks) 6. a) Explain four reasons for closure of the register. (8 marks) b) Highlight six qualifications of a company secretary. (12 marks) 7. a) Outline the procedure in transfer of shares. (12 marks) b) Explain the effect of transfer of shares. (8 marks) Examination Irregularity is punishable by expulsion Page 1 of 1