Doctrine of indoor management is opposed to
the doctrine of constructive notice. It is a check on the management of the
company. The persons who come in the sight to deal with the company may presume
that the internal affairs of the company are running smoothly. It means that a person instead of having
knowledge may presume the internal affairs of the company are running properly.
It means that the person who deals with the
company is deemed to have notice of the powers of company and its directors. Doctrine of indoor management and
constructive notice always apply parallel in a same case. To answer the doctrine of
constructive notice doctrine of constructive notice doctrine of indoor
management was introduced. Constructive notice it based on
the caveat emptor.
nemo dal quod not
nabet
“No
one can transfer be has title than he himself has”
Royal British Bank v/s Turquand
1856 119 ER 886
These are the following brief facts of
the case (a)- The cool mining and Railway Company
got loan from royal British Bank. (b)- The amount of loan was 20, 00 pounds. (c)-
The debt was obtained by directors on behalf of the company. “They were bound to read the
statute articles of association but they are not bound to do or more”. Duty imposed by the constructive
notice on the royal Bank.
Constructive notice principles
imposed a duty on the Bank that the bank is deemed to have notice to have their
contents including the powers of company and directors. Duty imposed by the indoor
management on the directors. Doctrine of indoor management
imposes a duty on the directors that they are working according to the articles
and company is running smoothly. The rule has great practicability
it has been use to cover acts done on behalf of company by persons who have
never been appointed as directors.
There are some exceptions to the rule of
indoor management. When the person entering into the
contract with company has the knowledge of irregularities, the principle of
indoor management shall not apply. Where the person entering into
contract has the suspension of irregularity before entering into contract.Where the plaintiff has the
knowledge when there the doctrine shall not apply.
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