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Business Registrations
- GST Registration
- One Person Company Registration
- Private Limited Company Registration
- Public Company Registration
- LLP Registration
- Foreign Company Registration
- Trademark Registration
- NGO Registration
- Startup India Registration
- FSSAI Registration
Entity Conversions
- Proprietorship to Pvt Ltd
- Proprietorship to LLP
- Partnership to LLP
- Partnership to Pvt Ltd
- Public to Pvt Company
- Pvt Ltd to Public Company
- Pvt Ltd to LLP
- LLP to Pvt Ltd Company
Legal Matters & Consultation
- Insolvency & Bankruptcy code 2016
- Consumer Protection Act
- Family Laws
- Negotiable Instrument Act
- Civil & criminal Matters
- Drafting of legal agreements
- Legal Audit & Mutation of property
Entity Conversions
1. PROPRIETORSHIP TO PRIVATE LIMITED
A proprietorship is a business owned and operated by a single individual. A proprietorship has no legal distinction between the business and the owner . Converting a proprietorship into a private limited company is a significant step for entrepreneurs seeking to expand their business.
Requirement for conversion
- An agreement should be entered between the sole proprietor and the private limited company outlining the terms and conditions of the conversion.
- The MOA of the Private Limited Company must include an object clause that explicitly states the intention to take over a sole proprietorship concern.
- All the assets and liabilities of the proprietorship firm must be transferred to the company.
- The proprietor must hold a minimum of 50% of the voting power in the company.
Documents Required
- Identity and Address proof of all directors involved in the conversion.
- Passport-sized photographs of all directors involved in the conversion.
- Latest copy of the Utility Bill, documents proving ownership.
- If the place of business is rented, a copy of the rent agreement between the sole proprietor and the property owner should be provided and No Objection Certificate from the landowner should be obtained.
- Copies of recent utility bills not older than 2months (electricity bill, water bill, etc.) displaying the address of the place of business.
2. PARTNERSHIP TO LLP
The partnership is governed by the partnership Act 1932 which requires a minimum of two partners who agree to carry on the business or profession and share the profits and losses mutually. The shift from partnerships to Limited Liability Partnerships the reason behind is that LLP offer more flexibility, unlimited partners and the like. The LLP offers both the structure of the Partnership firm and the Company and have a hybrid Model.
Conditions for conversion
- All the partners of the firm shall be the partners of the LLP
- Ensure that the Partners have the DPIN and DSC before applying for the Name Reservation.
- Obtain Consent of all the Partners
Procedure
- Reserve a name by filling RUN LLP form
- Filling Application and Statement for conversion of a firm into LLP along with the required Documents:
- Statement of Consent of Partners of the firm.
- Statement of assets and liabilities of the firm certified by a Chartered Accountant in practice.
- Copy of the latest Income Tax Return acknowledgement.
- List of all the secured creditors along with their consent.
- File Form for incorporation of LLP along with the required Documents
- The LLP Agreement have to be submitted in Form LLP- 3 within 30 days of incorporation of the LLP
3. PARTNERSHIP TO PRIVATE LIMITED
Benefits of conversion of Partnership firm into Company
In a partnership, partners are personally liable for the firm’s debts. Conversion to a private limited company limits this liability to the capital invested by the shareholders.
Requirement for conversion:
- Obtain consent of majority of partners
- Partnership deed must contain the Clause for the Conversion into other Entity.
- Taking consent from secured creditors, if any
- There must be a clause in the Partnership deed for Conversion of firm into company.
- The Partners shall be the Shareholders of the Company in same ratio as they undertake the ratio of profits in the Partnership Firm.
Procedure
- Hold the meeting with the partners to take the consent of all or the majority of the Partners
- Draft MOA & AOA of the Company in accordance with the Companies Act 2013
- Reserve the name of the company through Form RUN
- Publish an advertisement in E-form URC-2 about registration in two newspaper for seeking any objection within 21days of publish
- A copy of notice as published in the newspaper served on to the concerned Registrar of firm
- Filling various forms and documents with the Registrar of Companies for conversion like form URC-1, INC-33, INC-34, Agile
- Obtain the certificate of registration an intimation
4. PUBLIC TO PRIVATE COMPANY
A public limited company offers shares to the general public and has limited liability. Its stock can be acquired by anyone have better access to capital but at the same time it bears stringent compliance obligation on the contrary private company provide:
Requirements:
- The company name must be updated to include “Private Limited” to reflect the new status.
- The Articles of Association must be revised to incorporate provisions specific to a private company.
- The company is not in default on any filings required by the Registrar, including financial statements and annual returns.
- The company must not be in default on debentures, deposits, or any related interest payments.
Procedure
- Issue notice for convening a meeting of the Board of Directors and pass resolution for the Conversion of Public Company to Private Company.
- Hold GM of the Shareholders and pass special resolution to get shareholder approval for conversion of public company into private company and approval of alteration in MOA & AOA
- Copy of special resolution is required to be filled with ROC through filling of form MGT-14 with 30 days of passing special resolution in EGM
- An advertisement about the conversion must be published in local and English newspapers to notify the public and creditors.
- Serve by registered post, a notice to the Regional Director and Registrar and to the regulatory body, if the company is regulated under any law for the time being in force
- File Application in Form RD-1 to the Regional Director, within 60 days of passing of special resolution
- The Regional Director shall specify the date of hearing and the same may be put up for orders after the satisfaction of the RD and the concerned Regional Director shall pass an order approving the application within thirty days from the date of receipt of the application
5. PRIVATE LIMITED TO PUBLIC COMPANY
- Public companies offer the option of Initial Public Offering. Hereby going public, the company is offering its shares to the general public.
- It removes the restriction on the transferability of shares, which is a feature of private limited companies.
- There is no limit with regards to the maximum number of members in a public limited company, thereby allowing them to raise and gain easy access to funding.
Procedure
- Required to increase number of members or directors. Make sure minimum no. of member is 7 and director at least 3
- Hold a meeting of the Board of Directors and pass a board resolution to get in principle approval of directors for conversion of a private company into a public company and for increase in no. directors
- Hold a General Meeting and pass special resolution to get shareholder approval for conversion of private company into public company and approval of alteration in MOA & AOA
- Copy of special resolution is required to be filled with ROC through filling of form MGT-14 with 30 days of passing special resolution in EGM
- An Application for conversion of a private company into a public company is required to be filed in Form INC.27 to the ROC
- After the successfull scrutiny of the Documents and subject to the Satisfaction of the ROC, the ROC shall issue the necessary orders for conversion and the same shall be recorded in this official Master Data
6. PRIVATE LIMITED TO LLP
- Such strategic decision a company may take is to convert from a Private Limited company to LLP if desire to reduce compliance burden, benefit from the flexible structure of an LLP
- Requirements:
- All the shareholders of such private company shall become the partners of Limited Liability Partnership upon such conversion.
- All the assets of the company shall be free from any charge.
- Company shall obtain a Consent letter in writing from all its members for such conversion.
- Number of Designated Partners for whom the details are being entered is at least two and at least one of them is a resident of India.
- Name of the company being converted and proposed name of the Limited Liability Partnership should match.
Procedure
- Pass a Board resolution for conversion of such private limited company into Limited Liability Partnership
- The company shall convene a meeting of its members to pass a special resolution to approve and authorize the conversion of such Private Limited Company into Limited Liability Partnership
- The Company shall file a copy of the Special Resolution passed in its duly convened General meeting in form MGT-14 within 30 days of passing such resolution
- Company shall apply for reservation of its name as a Limited Liability Partnership in Form RUN-LLP
- After the reservation of the name, the company shall file a conversion form E-Form 18 along with an incorporation form Fillip and the consent of the Designated Partners in e-Form 9.
7. LLP TO PRIVATE LIMITED COMPNAY
- Opting for the conversion of LLP to a Private Limited Company to leverage enhanced growth opportunities, access to equity capital, and improved market credibility.
- Benefit for conversion:
- Private Limited Companies can easily attract investments through equity or debentures allowing investors to become business partners.
- Conversion is exempt from capital gains tax and allows carry forward of unabsorbed depreciation and losses
- Retains the established brand name and goodwill of the LLP.
- All properties whether movable, immovable belonging to the LLP at the time of registration automatically vest in the new Private Limited Company upon conversion.
Requirements for conversion
- The LLP must have at least two partners to initiate the conversion. After conversion the Private Limited Company must have minimum of two shareholders and at least two directors with one being a resident of India
- The LLP must not have any outstanding unsecured debts.If debts exist, written consent from creditors is mandatory before conversion
- The LLP must submit its latest audited financial statements
- The amount of contribution shall be equal to amount of capital and there cannot be change in such amount.
- All the partners shall become the shareholders of the Company.
- Hold meeting of Partners and pass the resolution for consent of all Partners for conversion of LLP into Private Limited Company and authorise one or more Partner to do all such acts and deed necessitate in this regard and main object of LLP.
- Procedure:
- Apply for name under SPICE+ Part A
- Publish advertisement in Form URC-2 in an english newspaper and local newspaper seeking objection if any within 21 days from publication
- Submit Form URC-1 to the ROC along with the required documents such as MOA, AOA, Agile, INC-9
- Obtain the Copy of Conversion if all the Documents are found to be in order.
Our Expertise in IBC & Insolvency Matters
1. Filing & Drafting IBC Petitions
- Drafting and filing petitions under Sections 7, 9, 10, and other applicable provisions of IBC, 2016.
- Preparing claims for creditors, employees, and stakeholders in insolvency proceedings.
- Ensuring all necessary documentation, statutory notices, and compliance for successful case filings
2. Representation before Tribunals & Authorities
- Expert legal representation before the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) and the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) for IBC-related cases.
- Handling complex litigation involving insolvency resolutions, liquidation processes, and asset recovery disputes.
- Representing clients before Regulatory Authorities, High Courts, and the Supreme Court for matters arising out of insolvency proceedings.
3.Legal Advisory on IBC-Related Matters
- Providing comprehensive legal guidance on all aspects of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC), 2016.
- Assisting corporate entities, financial creditors, operational creditors, and personal guarantors in understanding their rights and obligations under IBC.
- Developing customized resolution strategies to ensure maximized asset recovery and minimized financial risk
4. Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP) & Liquidation:
- Support for Interim Resolution Professionals (IRP), Resolution Professionals (RP), and Liquidators in handling insolvency cases.
- Providing complete assistance in drafting and filing petitions, attending hearings, and ensuring procedural compliance.
- Full legal and administrative support for holding COC meetings as per IBC regulations.
- Drafting agendas, minutes, resolutions, and legal documentation for seamless decision-making.
- Assisting Resolution Professionals (RPs) in negotiating with creditors and finalizing resolution plans.
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Our Areas of Practice
1. Family Law
- Navigating family matters requires a sensitive yet firm legal approach. Our firm provides comprehensive legal services in all aspects of family law, ensuring that your rights and interests are fully protected during emotionally challenging times. We handle:
- Divorce and Separation – Contested and mutual consent divorce proceedings.
- Maintenance and Alimony – Legal assistance in claiming or defending maintenance rights.
- Child Custody and Visitation – Ensuring the welfare of the child is paramount, whether sole or joint custody is sought.
- Domestic Violence & Protection Orders – Filing of complaints and securing interim protection.
- Property and Inheritance Disputes – Resolution of issues related to ancestral and self-acquired property.
- We understand the emotional complexities involved and strive to offer solutions through negotiation, mediation, or litigation — depending on your best interests.
2. Consumer Law
- As a consumer, you are entitled to safety, transparency, and value for your money. If you’ve faced exploitation through defective products, misleading advertisements, or poor service, our team will help you enforce your rights under the Consumer Protection Act, 2019.
- Our services include:
- Drafting and filing of complaints before District, State, and National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commissions.
- Representing clients in appeals, reviews, and execution proceedings.
- Cases related to real estate delays, insurance denials, medical negligence, e-commerce fraud, and more.
- We are committed to helping you secure compensation, refunds, replacements, or any other appropriate redressed quickly and effectively.
3. Negotiable Instruments (Cheque Bounce Cases)
- Dishonour of cheques is not just a civil wrong but a criminal offence under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act. We provide comprehensive legal solutions in cheque bounce matters to individuals, companies, and financial institutions.
- Our expertise includes:
- Drafting statutory legal notices to the drawer of the bounced cheque.
- Filing and defending cases under Section 138 before Magistrate courts.
- Representing clients during trial, evidence, and final arguments.
- Execution of decrees and recovery proceedings.
- We aim to secure swift justice, whether through court litigation or strategic settlement, to protect your financial interests.
4. Arbitration and Alternate Dispute Resolution (ADR)
- Our firm specializes in efficient and cost-effective dispute resolution outside traditional litigation. Arbitration and ADR methods like mediation and conciliation offer privacy, speed, and flexibility in resolving conflicts.
- We offer:
- Drafting and vetting of arbitration clauses and agreements.
- Representing clients in domestic and international arbitrations.
- Filing or defending Section 9 (interim relief), Section 11 (appointment), and Section 34 (challenge) petitions under the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996.
- Enforcing domestic and foreign arbitral awards.
- We represent individuals, corporates, real estate developers, and contractors with a focus on preserving relationships and minimizing litigation costs.
5. Pre-Litigation Counselling
- The right legal advice before initiating any legal action can save you time, money, and stress. Our pre-litigation counselling services are tailored to assess the strengths and weaknesses of your case before entering the courtroom.
- What we provide:
- Case analysis and risk assessment
- Guidance on alternative remedies, such as mediation or settlements.
- Drafting of notices, replies, and settlement proposals.
- Strategic planning for future litigation if unavoidable.
- Whether you are an individual with a family dispute, a company facing a commercial conflict, or a landlord-tenant issue, we help you make informed decisions backed by strong legal reasoning.
6. Legal Audit & Compliance
- In today’s regulatory environment, legal non-compliance can result in heavy penalties, loss of reputation, and even litigation. We offer legal audit services to identify, assess, and mitigate legal risks before they escalate.
- Our legal audit includes:
- Review of contracts, licenses, and statutory filings.
- Ensuring compliance with labour laws, tax regulations, corporate governance norms, etc.
- Evaluation of internal procedures and documentation for legal gaps.
- Recommendations and implementation support for corrective actions.
- We assist startups, SMEs, corporates, NGOs, educational institutions, and more in building a legally sound and risk-free foundation for operations.
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