Private restrictions dropped from the articles. What follows?
AIt becomes a charity company
BIt becomes a nidhi company
CIt ceases to be private
DIt must be wound up now
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. It ceases to be private
The first proviso to section 14(1) says it ceases to be a private company from the date of such alteration.
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