Well written and explained...bookmarked.....keep sharing.
Vandana Mulchandani
(Finance Manager )
(9227 Points)
Replied 13 December 2012
Well written and explained...bookmarked.....keep sharing.
Originally posted by : Vandana Mulchandani | ||
Well written and explained...bookmarked.....keep sharing. |
satish kumar voleti
(A.C.A., (ICWAI))
(1686 Points)
Replied 14 December 2012
when ever we post a good article it is not accpeted .. till now i have posted around 15 artilces till now a single article is not accepted and no file is added ..
Gulhasan
(ARTICLE)
(27 Points)
Replied 14 December 2012
As per Section 260 of the Company act, stated that appointment of Additional Director made by Board of Director.
There is two condition shall be filfilled:-
1. Such appointment power stated in company article or Table A (Where applicable not exclde or modifed U/S 28).
2. The strength of Board Shall not exceeds.
There is no need to compliance of U/S 257 because Such director appointed as Rotation Director.
with warm regards
GULHASAN
CA Manish
(Job)
(5264 Points)
Replied 14 December 2012
Originally posted by : Gulhasan | ||
As per Section 260 of the Company act, stated that appointment of Additional Director made by Board of Director. There is two condition shall be filfilled:- 1. Such appointment power stated in company article or Table A (Where applicable not exclde or modifed U/S 28). 2. The strength of Board Shall not exceeds. There is no need to compliance of U/S 257 because Such director appointed as Rotation Director. with warm regards GULHASAN |
An additional director holds office upto the next AGM i.e. he does not retire at the next AGM. Therefore he is not a 'retiring director' within the meaning of sec 256 and 257 (explanation to sec 256). Thus appointment of an AD as a regular director require compliane with sec 257.
Gulhasan
(ARTICLE)
(27 Points)
Replied 14 December 2012
Originally posted by : CA Manish Malu | ||
Therefore, Additonal Director appointment is made by Board then no need to comply to section 257, during the appointment of AD. |
CA Manish
(Job)
(5264 Points)
Replied 14 December 2012
yes AD is appointed by board but board cannot regularise him . for regularisation of AD in GM sec 257 has to be complied with.
CA Manish
(Job)
(5264 Points)
Replied 14 December 2012
Sec 260 related to appointment of AD is also applicable to a pvt co. but sec 257 is not applicable to a pvt co so in case of pvt co. regularisation can be done as per articles.
Gulhasan
(ARTICLE)
(27 Points)
Replied 14 December 2012
Originally posted by : CA Manish Malu | ||
yes AD is appointed by board but board cannot regularise him . for regularisation of AD in GM sec 257 has to be complied with. |
As you know that AD peroid of office upto next AGM. If he is reappointed as Additonal Director, there is no need to discussion about AD in GM as it is appointed / reaapointed to him as AD so why are you say AD is regularisation in GM.
Appointment / reappontment in GM ONLY FOR Rotaional Director or may be Non Rotaional Director.
He is interested appointed as Rotaional Director the he shall compliance of Sec. 257.
Now, i guss you understand.
Regards
Gulhasan
CA Manish
(Job)
(5264 Points)
Replied 14 December 2012
Please mention the provision where it is mentioned that AD can be reappointed as AD.
Gulhasan
(ARTICLE)
(27 Points)
Replied 14 December 2012
Originally posted by : CA Manish Malu | ||
Please mention the provision where it is mentioned that AD can be reappointed as AD. |
can you define mening of appointment or reappointment then we will provide the provission.
Smriti Dhawan
(Company Secretary )
(347 Points)
Replied 14 December 2012
Originally posted by : Gulhasan | ||
Originally posted by : CA Manish Malu yes AD is appointed by board but board cannot regularise him . for regularisation of AD in GM sec 257 has to be complied with. As you know that AD peroid of office upto next AGM. If he is reappointed as Additonal Director, there is no need to discussion about AD in GM as it is appointed / reaapointed to him as AD so why are you say AD is regularisation in GM. Appointment / reappontment in GM ONLY FOR Rotaional Director or may be Non Rotaional Director. He is interested appointed as Rotaional Director the he shall compliance of Sec. 257. Now, i guss you understand. Regards Gulhasan |
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Mr. Gulhasan
Kindly Go through Section 260 of Companies Act. any Director who is appointed by Board of Director at Board Meeting is an Additional director. If he is regularise in General Meeting he will not be said as Additional Director.
Sneha
(Company Secretary)
(1594 Points)
Replied 14 December 2012
Totally agree with the view of CA Manish Malu.
Ankur Garg
(Company Secretary and Compliance Officer)
(114773 Points)
Replied 14 December 2012
Originally posted by : CA Manish Malu | ||
Please mention the provision where it is mentioned that AD can be reappointed as AD. |
There is some conceptual error Manish Sir. Let me repair the same. There is no need for a provision which allows you to re-appoint an AD as AD. A person whose period of office is expiring as AD in the ensuing AGM can very well be re-appointed as AD again through a BR by complying ROC formalities. The same is possible as there is no restriction at all in law. (However the same looks very strange on the part of company due to yearly filing of form 32).
Further the practice of re-appointing an AD again and again shows the lack of secretarial knowledge. It is highly recommended to regularize AD by following the procedure given in section 257 (for public company) or by following the procedure given in Articles (for private company) for administrative convenience.
My personal practice
Let me also share my personal practice. I have never appointed a person through the route of section 260 in my entire career. I would also suggest you to straight away appoint a person in the general meeting under section 257 (for public company) or by following the procedure given in Articles (for private company). In this way you have a file single form 32 and there would be no need to remember the regularisation formalities. (I think the same is very much possible at least in unlisted companies with mgt. support.)
I hope the above would be of some help.
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