Every private company must have at least 2 directors, and in the case of a public corporation, at least three directors are required. A Private company has the rights to remove a director if he is caught in any of the incompetence stated as per the Act, absents himself/herself from board adherence for more than 12 months. If it makes arrangements or agreements in violation of section 184’s restrictions, it is prevented from doing so by court order or is found guilty of a felony and sentenced to more than six months in jail.
The Stockholders or members who are owning shares more than a sum of Rs 5,00,000 as their paid-up capital shares for a period of notice or are keeping more than 1% of the total voting power, can mail a special proclamation to the company for the process of ‘removal of the director.’
Shareholders profess the power to make the decision of the date, time and venue of the meeting. Nevertheless, the particular notice should not be sent before three months from the time of the Board meeting, although the resolution of the board meeting is to be moved at least 14 days earlier than the date of the meeting. The conceived director has provided the option of being heard about the meeting before the board of the directors of the company. If the objects are formalized by the board of the directors and the stockholders, then they can eliminate the process of the removal of the Director after consideration.
Dispute With The Board
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Suspension Due To Infringement
Abuse In Business Matters
Suspension Which Was Made Majorly Due To Infringement
The Falloff In Nominations
There are no specified designated qualifications mentioned or followed to become a director of the company, but an individual should follow with the following mentors be a director of the company:
As per the law, a specific natural person only can become a director of any company.
Determination Of Nationality
Determination Of Nationality
Age Demarcation
Maximum Number Of Directors
DIN Needed
Unsound Mind Or Bankrupt Person
Criminal Background
Pending Overdue Returns
A Company has the power to remove a Director by authorizing an Ordinary Resolution, provided the Director was not ordained by the Central Government or the Tribunal.
A Board Meeting will be conducted within 7 days’ notice is sent to all the directors. A special notice will be mailed to the directors stating them about the process of removal of the director.
During the Board Meeting, a resolution for the agreeing of an extraordinary general meeting will be authorized with the resolution for the removal of the director from the company subject to the approval of the shareholders of the company.
A general meeting will be conducted within 21 days by issuing the clear notice. In the general meeting, the members of the company will be asked to vote on the removal of the director. If the majority is in favour of the removal decision, then the resolution will be authorized.
Before the authorizing of the resolution, a chance of being heard will be provided to the director.
Once the resolution is passed, the same process will be followed, and the forms DIR – 11 and DIR – 12 will be submitted with all needed documents of the Board Resolution, Ordinary Resolution.
Once the forms are filed, the name of the director will be removed from the MCA or Ministry of Corporate Affairs official website.
According to the section 167 of the Companies Act, 2013 if a Director does not present in the Board Meeting of the company for 12 months, commencing from the day on which he was not present at the first board meeting even after passing due notice for all the board meetings, it will be held that he has resigned the office and a Form DIR – 12 will be submitted on his name and his name will be struck off from the MCA or Ministry of Corporate Affairs.
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According to section 168 of Companies act 2013, the administration does not have any power to reject the resignation submitted by a director.
Yes, a director resigns himself from the Company.
No, there is no designated requirement needed for the appointment of directors.
Yes, it can be done, they must have a DIN and a valid Passport. In case that person does not have a DIN, they must apply through the Company if that person wishes to become a Director of the company.
For Private Company: Minimum 2 directors
For Public Company: Minimum of 3 directors
For OPC: minimum 2 directors
For Producer company: Minimum 5 directors