A PARTNERSHIP FIRM CAN BE MERGED OR AMALGAMATED IN TO A PUBLIC LIMITED COMPANY

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Efiling Ravi

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Mar 25, 2012, 3:38:50 PM3/25/12
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Can anybody  guide me that whether a partnership firm can be merged or amalgamated in to a public limited company. If yes then what is the procedure ? 


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DEBA PRATIM GHATAK

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Mar 26, 2012, 12:17:30 AM3/26/12
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No merging or amalgamation is possible.
The assets and liabilities of the partership firm can be taken over by the public limited co in exchage of shares allotted to the partners of the partnership firm.
Other alternative is to convert the partnership firm into a limited company and then merge the two companies or amalgamate them.
CA D.P.Ghatak, FCA
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shiv kumar bhuwania

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Mar 26, 2012, 1:01:37 AM3/26/12
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in my opinion the partnership firm needs to be converted into a company under part ix of the companies act & then the merger / amalgamation may take place.

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Shiv Kumar Bhuwania


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Subject: [CA RUNGTA P D] A PARTNERSHIP FIRM CAN BE MERGED OR AMALGAMATED IN TO A PUBLIC LIMITED COMPANY
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Date: Monday, 26 March, 2012, 1:08 AM

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