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Basis |
Doctrine of Indoor Management |
Doctrine of Outdoor Management |
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(a) Meaning |
It protects outsider against the company. The doctrine of indoor management follows from the doctrine of ‘constructive notice’ laid down in various judicial decisions. The hardships caused to outsiders dealing with a company by the rule of‘constructive notice’ have been sought to be softened under the principle of ‘indoor management’. It affords some protection to the outsiders against the company. |
It protects the company against the outsider. Doctrine of constructive notice is a doctrine where all persons dealing with a company are deemed (or "construed") to have knowledge of the company's articles of association and memorandum of association. |
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(b) Scope |
It is confined to the internal position and affairs of the company. |
It is confined to the external position and affairs of the company. |
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(c) Contents |
The internal affairs need not be registered. They are not open to public and third parties. |
The memorandum and articles of association of the company are public documents. They must be registered with the Registrar of Companies. These are open to public and third parties to access. |
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(d)Compulsion |
Third persons, who have no notice to any irregularity or want of authority, will be protected on the principle called the ‘Turquand Rule’. |
Third persons, who have no notice of an irregularity or want of authority, if they try they could know about that irregularity or want of authority, will not be protected on the principle of ‘constructive notice’ |
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Public Sector Enterprise is part of Public Sector Undertaking. It's same
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Registration of partnership means getting partnership registered under Partnership Act 1932. Registration helps partnership to be considered as legal. Although registration is not compulsory.
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1.Registration not compulsory in partnership.
Registration is compulsory in cooperative society
2. Earning profit is main motive of partnership
welfare of the members is a motive of cooperative society
3.unlimited liability in partnership
Limited liability in case of cooperative society
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Industry |
Commerce |
Trade |
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1. Refers to the production of goods and services. |
Refers to the distribution of goods and services supplied by industries. |
Refers to the actual exchange or and of purchase and sale. |
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2. It represents supply side of goods and services. |
It represents demand side of goods and services. |
It represents the exchange of goods and services. |
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3. It requires huge fixed and working capital in production |
It requires limited fixed capital, but huge working capital. |
It requires limited fixed capital. Limited working capital is enough if turnover is quick. |
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4. It includes genetic, extractive, manufacturing and construction industries. |
It includes trade and auxiliaries to trade. |
It includes domestic and international trade. |
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5. It may be carried on at home, workshop, factory or mine. |
It involves movement of goods from the place of production to the place of consumption. |
It is carried on where buyers and sellers exist. |
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6. It creates form utility by changing the form or shape of materials. |
It creates place utility and time utility through preservation of goods and their movement from one place to another. |
It creates place utility through exchange of goods and services. |
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