Answer / bhavani prasad.vanam

Share is nothing but, The Toal Capital is divided into a
no.of units, and each unit is given an equal value(par
value), each such unit is called Share.(OR) Share in the
Capital of Company.

Answer / chandrasekhar hota

A share is one of a finite number of equal portions in the
capital of a company, entitling the owner to a proportion
of distributed, non-reinvested profits known as dividends
and to a portion of the value of the company in case of
liquidation.

Answer / sanjit kumar nanda

a share is the interst of a shareholder in a company . the
capital of a company is divided into certain indivisible
units of fixed amount these units are called shares.

Answer / hemanth

share is a share in the share capital of the company and
includes stock, except where a distinction b/n share n
stock is expressed or implied.

Answer / sunil kumar

share is a single part of money .sharehloder is owner of
company .sharehlder having voting rights.

Answer / rajesh

share means amount invested by the owners in the company is
called shares.

Answer / himanshu

Share is a small denomination of entire share capital
raised by the company as a source of finance and every
share holder has the right to receive dividend on the
profits of the company.The co is liable to CDT@ 12%
Share is different with debenture as debenture is a debt
for company and on which co is liable to pay interest at
any cost.Shareholders are owners of co and have the voting
rights but debentureholders are like creditors of co who
don't have the voting rights.

Answer / manjunath rathod

A share is a small unit in the share capital. In general
its a part of share capital.

Answer / manjugowda

SHARE IS A PART IN THE SHARE CAPITAL OF A COMPANY AND IT
REPRESENTS INDIVIDUAL SHARE HOLDER CONTRIBUTION IN THE SHARE
CAPITAL OF THE COMPANY. SHARE CAPITAL REFERS TO ENTIRE
CAPITAL OF THE COMPANY WHERE AS SHARE REFERS TO PART IN THE
SHARE CAPITAL OF A COMPANY.

Answer / prince

Share represent proportionate ownership of a company.This is
right expressed to vote on every resolution placed before
the company and the voting rights are proportional to
shareholder's share of paid-up capital of the company.

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