alleryStart learning →A CA in practice may be a director of a company, but not a what?
AIndependent director
BWhole-time director
CNominee director
DAlternate director
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Whole-time director
The proviso to item (11) allows directorship only if he is not a managing or whole time director.
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