Distinguish Between the Following. Joint Hindu Family Firm and Joint Stock Company - Organisation of Commerce and Management

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Distinguish Between

Distinguish between the following.
Joint Hindu family firm and Joint stock company

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Basis of Difference Joint Hindu Family Firm Joint Stock Company
Governance Governed by the Hindu laws Governed by the Companies Act 1956
Number of members Minimum: 2
Maximum: No limit
In case of a private company:
Minimum: 2
Maximum: 50
In case of a public company:
Minimum: 7
Maximum: No limit
Minor Minors can be members Minors cannot be members
Management and
Control
Managed and controlled by
the Karta.
Managed and controlled by the managing director.
Liability Karta has unlimited liability;
other members enjoy limited
liability.
Shareholders have limited liability to the extent of the unpaid amount on the shares held by them.
Formation Easy to form, as few legal
formalities need to be
fulfilled.
Comparatively difficult to form, as several legal formalities need to be fulfilled.
Concept: Hindu Undivided Family Business Or Joint Hindu Family Business
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Micheal Vaz Organisation of Commerce and Management (OCM) HSC 12th Standard Maharashtra State Board
Chapter 1 Forms of Business Organisations
Distinguish between the following | Q 5 | Page 38

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