Distinguish between the Joint Hindu family firm and Joint stock company.
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The difference between Joint Hindu family firm and Joint stock company can be explained as follows:
Joint Hindu Family Firm:
- Meaning: It refers to the business which is being carried out by the Hindu family jointly inherited by them.
- Governing Act: It is being governed by the Hindu Law.
- Liability: Karta has unlimited limited whereas other coparceners have limited liability.
Joint Stock Company:
- Meaning: It refers to an artificial person which is being created by law with separate legal entity, perpetual succession and a common seal.
- Governing Act: It is being governed by the Indian Companies Act, 1956 (amended 2013)
- Liability: The members have limited liability to the extend of unpaid amount on the shares held by them.
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