alleryStart learning →Under s.176, an act of a director whose appointment proves defective is:
AVoidable by members
BNot invalid for that reason
CValid only if ratified
DVoid from the start
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Not invalid for that reason
A later-found defect in appointment does not make the director's earlier acts invalid.
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