Appointment And Resignation Of Directors
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Various director types appointed by the company
Managing Director
Executive Director
Nominee Director
Independent Director
Procedure For Director Appointment
Selection Of The First Directors
Requirements: What Must Be Done?
Director's resignation in accordance with Section 168
Understandings underlying Directors' Resignations
Qualifications for Directorship
Eligibility
Ineligibility
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Frequently Asked Questions
If this is the case, the promoter or impresario will assume command. If there is no promoter, the central government will provide temporary directors to run the Company's operations until new directors are appointed.
Yes, a director can resign from the company.
No, a DIN, or 'Director Identification Number,' is assigned for life and can thus be used indefinitely.
Yes, it is possible however, they must have a DIN and a valid passport. If that person does not have a DIN, they must apply through the Company if they want to be a Director of the company.
No, there is no specific requirement for the appointment of directors.
According to Section 168 of the Companies Act 2013, the administration does not have the authority to reject a director's resignation.
An individual or a living person can be appointed as a Director in a company, an entity or a body corporate cannot be appointed as the director of a company.
Yes, there are certain protocols which are as follows: The proposed individual has to be a major He or she has to qualify under the law mentioned under the Companies Act,2013 The members of the board should agree to the appointment of the new director
Even after the Director is removed by the company he is entitled to get the compensation damaged that are payable to him.
Yes, a Director of a company can be removed without his consent under certain circumstances.