alleryStart learning →Section 20 entrusts an audit to the CAG only where it is expedient in
AThe public interest
BThe auditor's interest
CThe company's interest
DThe creditors' interest
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. The public interest
The authority must be satisfied it is expedient in the public interest and the body must get a chance to make representations.
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