alleryStart learning →Who lays the financial statements before the members at every annual general meeting?
ARegistrar of Companies
BBoard of Directors
CCompany secretary alone
DStatutory auditor
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Board of Directors
The duty to place the year's financial statements before the AGM rests on the Board of Directors.
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