Company Law Matters

From incorporation to NCLT — the full lifecycle of running a compliant company

Incorporation, ROC compliance, annual filings, board resolutions, and tribunal representation — handled end to end, so the legal side of your company never becomes the thing slowing it down.

What's Included

Everything between forming a company and standing in front of a tribunal for it

Most firms hand you off between specialists at each stage. Ours doesn't — the same partner follows your company through its life.

Company Formation & Incorporation

New companies formed end to end — name approval, drafting and finalisation of the Memorandum and Articles of Association, and the registrations that follow.

Companies Act 2013 Advisory

Plain-language guidance on what the Companies Act 2013 actually requires of your business, before a compliance gap becomes a notice.

Annual Filings & Statutory Registers

Maintenance of statutory registers and books, processing of the minutes book, and the full set of annual filings — kept current, not catching up.

Board Meetings & Resolutions

Board meetings convened, conducted and recorded the way the Act expects — with resolutions that hold up when they're checked later.

Winding-Up & Strike-Off

Closing a company down correctly — assistance with winding-up proceedings and striking the name off the Registrar of Companies.

NCLT, ROC & Tribunal Representation

Direct partner appearances before the Registrar of Companies, the Company Law Board, and the Company Law Tribunals and Benches — when a matter needs to be argued in person.

Why Handle Company Law With Us

Adequately experienced, well versed, and present at every stage

The partners of the firm are adequately experienced and well versed with Direct and Indirect Tax laws as well as Company Law — which means the person who incorporates your company is the same one who can stand up for it later, in front of the ROC or the Tribunal.

  • One partner, the full lifecycle — from incorporation through annual compliance to winding-up, if it ever comes to that
  • Drafting that's built to last — Memorandum and Articles of Association finalised with a partner's review, not a template fill-in
  • Direct appearances before the ROC and NCLT — represented by someone who already knows your company's history
  • Filings that stay current — so an annual return is never the reason your company falls out of good standing
Talk to a Partner About Company Law
Step 1 — Form It Right Incorporation, MOA & AOA drafting, and registrations completed correctly the first time
Step 2 — Keep It Compliant Registers, minutes, board resolutions and annual filings, kept current on a fixed calendar
Step 3 — Represent It Appearances before the ROC, Company Law Board, and NCLT when a matter needs arguing
Step 4 — Close It Cleanly Winding-up and strike-off handled correctly, if and when that's the right call

"A company's legal standing is like its credit history — nobody notices it until the day it matters enormously." — Pravin Kumbhat, Partner

Incorporating, restructuring, or facing a compliance gap?

Tell us where your company is in its lifecycle — just starting out, mid-stream, or facing a notice you didn't expect — and a partner will lay out exactly what needs to happen next.