Registered independent director Past Ch
8229 Points
Joined March 2007
1) Appointment of auditors is always an ordinary business and not special business. [Ref. Sec.102(2)(a)(iv)].
2) Appointment of auditor requires ordinary resolution in following cases:
a) Appointment at AGM for 5 years [Sec.139(1) & Rule 3(7)]
b) Appointment of first auditors by EGM if the Board fails to appoint [Sec.139(6)]
c) Appointment of auditor to fill casual vacancy due to rsignation [Sec.139(8)]
d) Appointment of a retiring auditor as auditor. [Sec.140(4)].
3) Appointment of auditor other than retiring auditor or resolution that the retiring auditor shall not be reappointed requires special resolution. [Sec.139(9)(c)].
4) In the given case ordinary resolution is required for appointment of auditor in AGM of a person who was appointed by the Board to filll casual vacancy.
5) The given case is not a case of resignation and hence ADT.3 is not required to be filed.