Powers of Company Law Board transferred to Central Government

Section Number	Description
17(2)	Approving shifting of registered office from one State to another
18(4)	Extending time for filing document with ROC in respect of alteration of memorandum
19(2)	Revival of order of Central Government in respect of shifting of registered office from one State to another, if documents not filed with ROC within prescribed time
43	Condonation for non-inclusion of restrictive clauses in Articles of a private company, as required under section 3(1)(iii).
49(10)	Directing inspection of Register of Investments, if refused by the company
79(1)/(3)	Permission to issue shares at discount. However, in case of sick industrial company under revival, permission will be granted by Tribunal.
113	Extending time to issue share certificates or debentures and directing company to make good the default [In case of listed company, the powers are with SEBI, as per section 55A]
117B(4)	Petition by Debenture Trustee to impose restrictions on company on incurring further liabilities. However, in case of sick industrial company under revival, petition will be made to Tribunal.
118(3)	Directing company to send copy of debenture trust deed to debenture-holder or member of company if he is entitled, to the copy [In case of listed company, power may be exercised by SEBI as per section 55A]
141	Rectification of Registration of Charges, if there was delay in filing charge/modification/satisfaction of charge
144(4)	Order to compel company to allow inspection of register of charges to a person who is entitled to it, if company refuses
163(6)	Order to compel company to allow inspection of register of members and debenture-holders and give copies, their indexes and copies of annual returns, to a person who is entitled to it, if company refuses
167	Power to call Annual General Meeting, if default is made in holding AGM. In case of sick company under revival, the power will be exercised by Tribunal. [In case of meeting other than general meeting, the power is only with Tribunal under section 186].
188(5)	Ordering that member’s resolution may not be circulated, if the rights are abused to secure needless publicity for defamatory matter
196(4)	Compelling inspection of minute book of general meeting and give copies to person who is entitled to it, if company refuses
219(4)	Directing that copy of balance sheet and auditor’s report be furnished to person entitled to it, if company refuses
225(3)	Ordering that auditors’ representation may not be circulated and need not be read at the general meeting, if the rights are abused to secure needless publicity for defamatory matter
284(4)	Ordering that director’s representation may not be circulated, if the rights are abused to secure needless publicity for defamatory matter
304(2)(b)	Compelling inspection of Register of Directors to persons entitled, if company refuses [Powers concurrently with Tribunal]
307(9)	Compelling inspection of Register of Directors’ Shareholding to persons entitled, if company refuses [Powers concurrently with Tribunal]
621A	Composition of Offences
637A	Power to impose conditions and levy fees while according approval, etc.
643	Power to make rules in respect of winding up [Powers transferred from Supreme Court]