The Object Clause in the MoA defines the primary objectives and activities for which the company is formed. It outlines the scope of the company’s business operations.
The Object Clause in the Memorandum of Association of a company outlines:
A company may want to change its main object or the ancillary objects. To get this done a company has to follow these steps:
Once the special resolution is passed at the EGM, the authorised director or the
company secretary will file Form MGT-14 with the RoC. Along with MGT-14, other
documents to be filed are–
Certified copy of the special resolution
Notice of Extra Ordinary General Meeting (EGM)
Explanatory statement to the notice
Altered Memorandum of Association
After receiving MGT-14, the RoC will examine the form, and if they are satisfied, they
will register the change in object clause by issuing a fresh certificate of
incorporation. Object clause change is not completed until the RoC issues a fresh
certificate of incorporation.
Once the certificate of incorporation is received from the RoC, the object clause must
be incorporated in all the copies of Memorandum of Association.
The Object Clause in the MoA defines the primary objectives and activities for which the company is formed. It outlines the scope of the company’s business operations.
Yes, the Object Clause can be changed as many times as required, provided that the appropriate procedures are followed each time.
After the approval and filing with the Registrar of Companies (RoC), the Memorandum of Association (MoA) is updated to reflect the new Object Clause.
A company has no power to act on anything which is beyond the purview of the objects clause. Any act done in breach of the object clause will be ultra vires the Memorandum and will be void
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A memorandum of association (MoA) is a legal document that defines a company’s relationship with shareholders and specifies the objectives for which the company has been formed. It is like the company’s charter and is prepared when the company is created.