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Welcome to College Tutor HELLO All So today we are going to start with our next topic of company law In last video, we have covered Memorandum of Association (MOA) and today we are going to study Article of Association or AOA The way we studied MOA, like we started with definition then after the definition we understood the meaning of MOA(Memorandum of Association) and then the contents we will follow the same way today for Article of Association (AOA) we will start with definition of AOA as per Company Act 2013 then with the help of a simple definition we will try to understand the meaning of article of association and at last we will discuss the contents of Article of Association (AOA) So now lets start with definition of Article of Association as per Company Act 2013 Company Act 2013 states that Articles means the articles of association of a company as originally formed or as altered from time to time in persuance of the previous companies law or of this act Its nearly impo