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For an independent director, the s.152(5) proviso statement must say what?Read the answer and worked solution →A public company must keep what share of its directors liable to retire by rotation (s.152(6))?Read the answer and worked solution →What share of rotational directors retires at each AGM (s.152(6)(c))?Read the answer and worked solution →Whom does 'total number of directors' exclude in s.152(6)?Read the answer and worked solution →Who retires first by rotation under s.152(6)(d)?Read the answer and worked solution →If a retiring director's seat is unfilled, the AGM stands adjourned to when (s.152(7))?Read the answer and worked solution →If the seat is still unfilled at the adjourned meeting, the retiring director is?Read the answer and worked solution →Deemed re-appointment under s.152(7)(b) fails when?Read the answer and worked solution →A DIN application under s.153 is made to whom?Read the answer and worked solution →The Central Government allots a DIN within what period (s.154)?Read the answer and worked solution →How many DINs may one individual possess under s.155?Read the answer and worked solution →An existing director intimates his DIN to companies within (s.156)?Read the answer and worked solution →A company furnishes its directors' DINs to the Registrar within (s.157)?Read the answer and worked solution →Notice of candidature under s.160(1) goes in how many days before the meeting?Read the answer and worked solution →The deposit rule of s.160(1) does not apply to whom?Read the answer and worked solution →An additional director holds office up to when (s.161(1))?Read the answer and worked solution →An alternate director replaces one absent from India for at least?Read the answer and worked solution →An alternate for an independent director must be?Read the answer and worked solution →An alternate director must vacate office when?Read the answer and worked solution →Who may the Board appoint as nominee director under s.161(3)?Read the answer and worked solution →A casual vacancy among elected directors is filled by whom (s.161(4))?Read the answer and worked solution →A casual-vacancy appointee holds office until?Read the answer and worked solution →Two directors may be appointed by one resolution only if?Read the answer and worked solution →A resolution moved against s.162(1) is?Read the answer and worked solution →S.163 proportional representation covers at least what share of directors?Read the answer and worked solution →Under s.163 such appointments are made once in every?Read the answer and worked solution →Which of these disqualifies a person under s.164(1)?Read the answer and worked solution →Conviction bars appointment if the sentence is at least (s.164(1)(d))?Read the answer and worked solution →After such a sentence expires, ineligibility lasts how long (s.164(1)(d))?Read the answer and worked solution →A sentence of what length bars appointment in any company (s.164(1)(d) proviso)?Read the answer and worked solution →

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For an independent director, the s.152(5) proviso statement must say what?

  1. He will serve ten years
  2. He is a resident director
  3. He holds company shares
  4. Board finds him eligible
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Correct answer: D. Board finds him eligible

The proviso requires a statement that in the Board's opinion he fulfils the conditions for such appointment.

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A public company must keep what share of its directors liable to retire by rotation (s.152(6))?

  1. Three-fourths
  2. One-half
  3. Two-thirds
  4. One-third
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Correct answer: C. Two-thirds

Section 152(6)(a) requires not less than two-thirds of directors to be liable to retire by rotation.

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What share of rotational directors retires at each AGM (s.152(6)(c))?

  1. Two-thirds
  2. All of them
  3. One-third
  4. One-half
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Correct answer: C. One-third

Section 152(6)(c) requires one-third, or the nearest number, to retire at every annual general meeting.

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