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Write Short Notes on : (i) Authorized Share Capital (ii) Calls-in-Arrears (iii) Pro-Rata Allotment (iv) Preference Share |
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Answer» (i) Authorized Share Capital : Authorized Capital refers to that Amount which is Stated in the Memorandum of Association . This is the Minimum Capital for which a Company is Authorized to Issue Shares during its Lifetime. This Capital as also known by the name of Registered Capital or Nominal Capital . (ii) Calls-in-Arrears : It often happens that some Shareholders Fail to Pay the Amount of Allotment or Call when it becomes Due . This is known as Calls-in-Arrears . There are Two Methods to Deal with Calls-in-Arrears :
(iii) Pro-Rata Allotment : In this case, No Application as for Shares is Refused and No Applicant is Allotted the Shares in Full . Each Applicant Receives the Share in the same Proportion which is the Ratio of Total Number of Shares Offered to the Total Number of Shares Applied for . In this case, the Excess Application Money Received is Normally Adjusted towards the Amount Due on Allotment. In case, if the Excess Money is More than the Amount Due on Allotment of Shares, the Excess Amount may either be Refunded or Credited to Calls-inAdvance Account . (iv) Preference Share : Preference Share are the Shares that carry the following Two Rights :
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