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Resignation of a Director

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VARUN RANJAN

Student

124 Points Posted on 30 August 2020

A Director (Mr. A) resigned from directorship of the company and DIR-11/12 was duky filed by the company.

Later, Mr. A alleges that he did not resign from the company, and that his DSC was misused. Mr. A applies to NCLT.

how can the company contend that the resignation was wilful and no fraud was involved?

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A director has resigned, and the company filed the necessary paperwork. However, the director now claims he never resigned and his digital signature was misused, applying to the NCLT. The company needs to prove the resignation was wilful and not fraudulent, especially since the director denies submitting a resignation letter he previously handed in. The discussion suggests using a handwriting expert to verify the letter's authenticity.

VARUN RANJAN

Student

124 Points Posted on 30 August 2020

Yes, he did submit a letter of resignation by hand.
He is now denying the same and alleging that the resignation letter was forged by other directors.