alleryStart learning →Under s.240, liability of officers in default for offences before a merger does what after it?
AIt ends on merger
BIt still continues
CShifts to transferee
DIs cut by half
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. It still continues
Section 240 says the liability of officers in default of the transferor for earlier offences continues after merger.
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