alleryStart learning →The maximum gap between two annual general meetings is how many months?
ASix months
BNine months
CTwelve months
DFifteen months
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Fifteen months
Section 96(1) says not more than fifteen months may elapse between consecutive AGMs.
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