On Tuesday, the State Assembly was presented by the Act on the Registration of Kerala 2025, which assumes a single nationwide right for companies and seeks to bring transparency and responsibility in its functioning.
Through this important bill, the state government seeks to adopt a law that replaces the registration of companies from 1860 (No. 21), related to the old Malabar region and the Travancore-Cochin Act, a 1955 scientist (ACT XII of 1955), which is applicable to old Travancore-Cochin.
The Minister for Registration of KadannaPally Ramacandran submitted the bill in the Assembly, noted that two old deeds were returned to the state of Keral and contain different provisions. This leads to administrative problems because of a situation where different laws apply to different talos in the same district. In addition, no rules have been framed for yet, which is another main disadvantage, he said.
Stating That and ” Historic Mission ‘Has Been Undertaken Through the Presentation of the Bill, Mr. Ramacandran Said the existing Acts Had Deficiations in Handling Unlawful Activities and Financial Mismanagement. Through the Unified Law, The Government Envisages Transparency in the Functioning of Societies, Societies, Timely Changes in the Law and Effective Provisions for Holding Investigations Into Complaints and Addressing ShortComings.
“Although most of the functions of registered companies are correctly carried out in an institutionalized manner, there are several that have not renewed their registration by filing revenues. There are also complaints about the activities of some of these paper companies,” he said.
Some of the well -known institutions in Kerala were registered according to two old acts. In addition to the Act on the Act on Cooperative Companies, the institutions are currently operating according to these two laws.
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Existing companies will continue to be valid under the proposed Act. On the contrary, the Ceral Registration Act, 2025 has 45 sections.
The bill was handed over to the subject committee.
Currently, the registration Act of 1860 (No. 21) applies to the old Malabar region, consisting of Kasaragod, Kannur, Wayanad, Kozhikode, Malappuram, other regions other than Nenmara and Chittur in the Palakkad district, Chavakkad Taluk in Thrissur and Fort Kochi. The Literary, Scientific and Charity Society of Travancore-Cochin, 1955 (act XII of 1955) applies to the regions of today’s Kerala.
Published – 16 September 2025 05:59
