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Name Clause: This clause outlines the name of the company. The company name shouldn’t be the same as any other existing company and The work of the company’s Clause is to look out whether the name of the company is legally appropriate. For example – if it is a private company so it’s mandatory to suffix the word “Private Limited”.
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Domicile Clause : The ‘domicile’ clause is the second clause of the MOA which identifies the location of the company’s registered office. The state or union territory where the company’s registered office is located shall be listed in the domicile clause.
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Object Clause : The object clause is the third clause in a company’s Memorandum of Association. It outlines a goal associated with the commercial reason for which the company was established.
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Liability Clause : This is the fourth Clause in the company’s memorandum. A limitation of liability provision (also known as a liability clause) which is a section of a contract that outlines the types of damages that each party handles paying to the other according to the terms and circumstances of the contract.
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Capital Clause : This is the fifth Clause in the company’s memorandum, also known as the authorized/nominal capital of the company. This clause specifies the maximum amount of capital that an organization may raise. Additionally, this explains the division of the capital into a certain number of shares with a fixed amount.
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Subscription Clause : The sixth and last primary clause of the Memorandum of Association is the subscription clause. The information about the company’s initial subscribers is provided in this clause. Also it includes names, signatures, addresses, and other information.