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