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The Memorandum of Association (MoA) under Section 4 Companies Act 2013 contains: name clause; registered office (state) clause; objects clause (main, ancillary, and other objects); liability clause (limited by shares/guarantee); capital clause; and subscription clause. The Articles of Association (AoA) under Section 5 govern internal management — share-class rights, board composition, meeting procedure, transfer restrictions, voting rights, dividend policy, ESOP framework, and reserved matters. AoA can be customised extensively beyond Table F template; investor-ready AoAs from incorporation save amendment costs at Series A.
Statutory reference
Sections 4-5 Companies Act 2013
Related practice areas
Constitutional documents of a company. MoA defines objects, capital, and external relationships. AoA governs internal management, share rights, board composition, and meetings.
MoA / AoA is governed by Sections 4-5 Companies Act 2013. The Memorandum of Association (MoA) under Section 4 Companies Act 2013 contains: name clause; registered office (state) clause; objects clause (main, ancillary, and other objects); liability clause (limited by shares/guarantee); capital clause; and subscription clause. The Articles of Association (AoA) under Section 5 govern internal management — share-class rights, board composition, meeting procedure, transfer restrictions, voting rights, dividend policy, ESOP framework, and reserved matters. AoA can be customised extensively beyond Table F template; investor-ready AoAs from incorporation save amendment costs at Series A.
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