Promoter's resignation
Dwaipayan Paul (Ca final) (1767 Points)
10 January 2019Dwaipayan Paul (Ca final) (1767 Points)
10 January 2019
Ruchika Somani
(Coaching and Practice in Tax Audit Law.)
(4429 Points)
Replied 10 January 2019
Yes he may resign by approval of other existing members
Dwaipayan Paul
(Ca final)
(1767 Points)
Replied 10 January 2019
Ruchika Somani
(Coaching and Practice in Tax Audit Law.)
(4429 Points)
Replied 10 January 2019
S.168.
CS M Pota
(Company Secreatary)
(3186 Points)
Replied 11 January 2019
According to section 2(69) of the Companies Act, 2013 the term ‘Promoter’ can be defined as the following:
In the Companies Act 2013 there is no any relating to resignation of Promoter.Your case falls in serial No. 2 above but as C has not paid any thing to the Company it can not be said that he is holding 10% shares.
In my view,in your case A and B should take only a simple letter from C that he willingly does not want to continue in the Company. ( Even there is no provision in the Companies Act 2013 for such letter but here this is required to avoid future legal complication from C side) and find suitable person who wants to be in the Company and allot 10% shares of C to him after receipt of the Consideration in any mode what ever is decided among them.