Form SH-7 (Capital Changes) (SH-7) — Glossary

◈Definition

SH-7 is a notice to the Registrar concerning relevant alterations of share capital under the statutory framework. Section 61 and Section 64 address different parts of that framework. It is incorrect to assert that every authorised-capital increase universally requires a special resolution; the necessary actions depend on the articles and circumstances.

◉See also

Authorised Capital
The maximum share capital a company is legally permitted to issue.
Paid-up Capital
The amount of share capital actually subscribed and paid by shareholders.
Memorandum of Association(MOA)
The constitutional document defining a company's name, objects, registered office state, and capital.

⬢Related guide

Paid-up vs Authorised Capital — Explained
Understand authorised and paid-up share capital, distinguish nominal amounts from cash and share premium, and handle missing or conflicting values.

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