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CA Inter Registration of Charges — practice questions

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Within how many days of its creation must a company ordinarily register a charge with the Registrar?Read the answer and worked solution →Under Section 77, on whom does the primary duty to register the particulars of a charge fall?Read the answer and worked solution →Registration beyond 300 days needs extension under:Read the answer and worked solution →Who issues the certificate of registration once a charge has been registered under Section 77(1)?Read the answer and worked solution →For a liquidator, an unregistered charge is:Read the answer and worked solution →Section 77(4) preserves which obligation?Read the answer and worked solution →Late registration of a charge does not prejudice:Read the answer and worked solution →Registrar's period after notice under Section 78?Read the answer and worked solution →A charge-holder who pays fees to get a charge registered under Section 78 may recover them from whom?Read the answer and worked solution →Which section applies the registration rules to a modification in the terms of a registered charge?Read the answer and worked solution →Deemed notice of a registered charge runs from:Read the answer and worked solution →Who keeps the register containing particulars of the charges registered against each company under Section 81?Read the answer and worked solution →Who may inspect the Registrar's register of charges?Read the answer and worked solution →Days to intimate satisfaction in full to Registrar?Read the answer and worked solution →Which section requires a company to report payment or satisfaction in full of a registered charge?Read the answer and worked solution →Show-cause time under Section 82(2), not exceeding:Read the answer and worked solution →If cause is shown under Section 82(3), Registrar must:Read the answer and worked solution →Registrar's own power to enter satisfaction:Read the answer and worked solution →After making an entry under Section 83(1), within how many days must the Registrar inform the affected parties?Read the answer and worked solution →Receiver's appointment notice goes to company and:Read the answer and worked solution →Within how many days of the order or appointment must notice of a receiver's appointment be given under Section 84?Read the answer and worked solution →On ceasing to hold office, a receiver must:Read the answer and worked solution →Where must every company keep its own register of charges under Section 85?Read the answer and worked solution →Who may inspect the company's own register of charges without paying any fee?Read the answer and worked solution →The company's own register must include:Read the answer and worked solution →What is the minimum fine on a company that contravenes the provisions on registration of charges?Read the answer and worked solution →An officer in default of the provisions on registration of charges may be imprisoned for a term of up to how long?Read the answer and worked solution →What is the minimum fine on an officer in default under Section 86?Read the answer and worked solution →A valid ground for relief under Section 87:Read the answer and worked solution →An extension order under Section 87(2) does not prejudice:Read the answer and worked solution →

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Within how many days of its creation must a company ordinarily register a charge with the Registrar?

  1. Sixty days
  2. Thirty days
  3. Fourteen days
  4. Ninety days
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Correct answer: B. Thirty days

Section 77(1) fixes the ordinary window for registering particulars of a charge at thirty days from creation.

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Under Section 77, on whom does the primary duty to register the particulars of a charge fall?

  1. The charge-holder
  2. The Registrar
  3. The company itself
  4. The auditor firm
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Correct answer: C. The company itself

Section 77(1) makes it the duty of every company creating a charge to register its particulars.

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Registration beyond 300 days needs extension under:

  1. Section 87
  2. Section 79
  3. Section 78
  4. Section 86
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Correct answer: A. Section 87

The second proviso to Section 77(1) sends the company to Section 87, where the Central Government can extend the time.

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