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The Memorandum and Articles of Association of a General Supplies Company is a mandatory document required for company incorporation in India under the Companies Act, 2013. This document serves as the company's constitution and is essential when establishing a new business entity or restructuring an existing one in the general supplies sector. It contains crucial information about the company's objectives, share capital, management structure, and operational procedures. The document consists of two main parts: the Memorandum of Association defining the company's scope and external relationships, and the Articles of Association detailing internal governance rules. It must be filed with the Registrar of Companies and serves as a reference point for shareholders, directors, and other stakeholders throughout the company's lifetime.

1. Name Clause: States the name of the company with 'Limited' or 'Private Limited' as suffix

2. Registered Office Clause: Specifies the state where the registered office of the company will be situated

3. Objects Clause: Details the main objects, ancillary objects, and other objects of the company's business

4. Liability Clause: Declares the limited liability nature of members/shareholders

5. Capital Clause: States the authorized share capital of the company and its division

6. Articles on Share Capital and Variation: Rules regarding share types, certificates, transfers, and capital modification

7. Articles on Members and Members' Rights: Provisions regarding membership, rights, and obligations of members

8. Articles on Directors and Management: Rules about appointment, powers, and duties of directors and key management

9. Articles on General Meetings: Procedures for conducting various types of general meetings

10. Articles on Voting Rights and Proxies: Rules regarding voting procedures and appointment of proxies

11. Articles on Dividends and Reserves: Provisions for declaration and payment of dividends

12. Articles on Accounts and Audit: Requirements for maintaining accounts and conducting audits

13. Articles on Winding Up: Procedures and rules for company dissolution