MOA & AOA Amendment
Change the objects, the capital clause or the articles.
A company can only do what its memorandum permits, and can only govern itself as its articles provide. Adding a new line of business, changing the capital clause or adopting new articles for an investor all need the constitution amended first.
Each is a special resolution, filed in MGT-14 within thirty days. An objects change also requires the amended memorandum on record before the company acts on it.
What is included
- Amended clauses drafted
- Notice, explanatory statement and special resolution
- MGT-14 filed within thirty days
- Amended MOA and AOA on the MCA record
What we need from you
- Existing MOA and AOA
- Board and general meeting resolutions
- The change you want made
- Director's digital signature
Questions
Do I need to amend the MOA to start a new business activity?
If the activity is not covered by the existing objects clause, yes. Acting outside the objects is ultra vires and the contract can be challenged. Well-drafted objects at incorporation usually avoid this.
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