Under s.30(3)(b), transactions noticed must be within whose powers?
AThe branch managers
BThe company's powers
CThe depositors' powers
DThe Reserve Bank's powers
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. The company's powers
The auditor must state whether the transactions of the company which came to his notice were within the powers of the company.
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