Appointment of Auditor
This query is : Resolved
13 March 2010
As per the sect 224(1) in case of government companies for the appointment of auditor special resolution is required to be passed in the general meeting.
I want to ask that whether explanetory statement is required to be given in the notice of the general meeting for the appointment of the auditor.
whether it is a ordinary business or special.
I want to ask that whether explanetory statement is required to be given in the notice of the general meeting for the appointment of the auditor.
whether it is a ordinary business or special.
13 March 2010
Who told you that for the appointment of Govt. co. auditor passing of SR is necessary?
By the way there is nothing like that in section 224(1) as mentioned by you.
Appointment of auditor is an ordinary business.
SR for the appointment of auditor is required u/s 224A. Check the applicability of section 224A in your case.
By the way there is nothing like that in section 224(1) as mentioned by you.
Appointment of auditor is an ordinary business.
SR for the appointment of auditor is required u/s 224A. Check the applicability of section 224A in your case.
13 March 2010
Sir ur correct by mistake i quoted the wrong section.
Section 224A is applicable in our case so whether even in that case Appointment of auditor us 2224A is an ordinary business
whether explanatory statement is required in such situation.
Section 224A is applicable in our case so whether even in that case Appointment of auditor us 2224A is an ordinary business
whether explanatory statement is required in such situation.
13 March 2010
Sir ur correct by mistake i quoted the wrong section.
Section 224A is applicable in our case so whether even in that case Appointment of auditor us 224A is an ordinary business.
whether explanatory statement is required in such situation.
Section 224A is applicable in our case so whether even in that case Appointment of auditor us 224A is an ordinary business.
whether explanatory statement is required in such situation.
15 March 2010
Okay Ashish.
Yes in your case also it is an ordinary business. In fact appointment of auditor in every case is an ordinary business.
As 173 is not applicable so ex. statement is not required.
Also check the link below:
https://www.caclubindia.com/forum/appointment-of-auditor-by-special-resolution-65417.asp
Yes in your case also it is an ordinary business. In fact appointment of auditor in every case is an ordinary business.
As 173 is not applicable so ex. statement is not required.
Also check the link below:
https://www.caclubindia.com/forum/appointment-of-auditor-by-special-resolution-65417.asp
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