Q.A company that has only one person as its member, as recognised under Section 2(62) of the Companies Act, 2013, is called a:

The Companies Act, 2013 classifies companies along six independent bases, which apply to the same company simultaneously rather than competing with each other: by INCORPORATION (Chartered — obsolete, by royal charter; Statutory — by a special Act, e.g. RBI/LIC/SBI; Registered — under the Companies Act, the overwhelming majority today); by LIABILITY (limited by shares — Section 2(22); limited by guarantee — Section 2(21); unlimited — Section 2(92)); by NUMBER OF MEMBERS (Private — Section 2(68); Public — Section 2(71); One Person Company — Section 2(62)); by CONTROL ( …