alleryStart learning →A private company converts to public. Its directors, for earlier dues:
AStay liable ten years
BAre liable as shareholders
CMust pay half the dues
DAre not liable under it
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Are not liable under it
Once the company is converted before recovery, the directors' liability for the private-company period no longer applies.
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