This is regulated by DIPP(Department of industrial Policy) There are some sectors in which a Foreign Direct Investment cannot be carried forward, they are; Nidhi Company Business of Chit Funds Atomic Energy Lottery Business Trading in transferable development rights. manufacturing of Tobacco Railway transport Casino FDI through Approval Route, there are few sectors which requires prior approval of the FIPB and they are as follows; Postal Services Courier Services Establishment & Operation of Satellite Tea Sector Atomic mineral Broadcasting Petroleum Sector Defense and Strategic Industries Integrated Township FDI under the automatic route is the most convenient one as it doesn't need any approval, if the investment is within the FDI cap then an application for FDI in Private Limited Company is not needed.

Before you finalise the name for your company it is recommended to conduct a search in the Company database for companies with a similar name.

A Private Limited Company after its incorporation decides the amount of authorized capital for the company and the value of shares that they will receive in return for their investment in the company.

Stock or any security which represents ownership interest either in a private or public company is called private equity.

This classification is done by FEMA Act, 1999.

If the board of directors is not able to appoint the auditor, it must be informed to the members of the company, who within 90 days will appoint such an auditor at an extraordinary general meeting.

Among the directors, it is must to have at least one director of Indian origin i.e. both citizen and resident of India.

A One Person Company is similar to a Private Limited Company.

1.Ministry of Corporate Affairs: It is denoted by MCA(Ministry of Corporate Affairs); is a government body which is primarily concerned with the Companies Act 2013, the Limited Liability Partnership Act 2008, the Companies Act 1956 and all other regulations framed under the corporate sector.

Prevention of improper Use(Act 1950) states that nothing of state or national concern like hallmarks, international organizations, armorial bearings that are protected under National Regulations cannot be registered as Trademark. 6.Existing trademarks The marks which are already recorded in the trademark database are certainly not registered again. hence, if you are on process with a trademark which already exists then it is expected to be rejected and objected by opposition and thereafter the trademark office.