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Under the Companies Act, 2013, in case of a private company, the limit of two hundred members does not…

The two-hundred-member cap under s.2(68)(ii) does not apply to a One Person Company, which by definition has only a single member, unlike a public, statutory, or government…

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Under the Companies Act, 2013, in case of a private company, the limit of two hundred members does not apply to:

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The two-hundred-member cap under s.2(68)(ii) does not apply to a One Person Company, which by definition has only a single member, unlike a public, statutory, or government company, which are altogether different classifications not subject to this cap in the first place.

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