Question 1

The time period for conduction of AGM is extended by ROC for how many months

Accepted Answer

The Registrar of Companies (ROC) can extend the time period for conducting an Annual General Meeting (AGM) by a maximum of 3 months.

Question 2

_________ opined that ROC could grant extension only when application for extension is made before the expiry of period u/s 166 (1)

Accepted Answer

The answer of _________ opined that ROC could grant extension...

Question 3

Which of the following company can held the AGM on public holiday__________

Accepted Answer

An association not for profits can hold its Annual General Meeting (AGM) on a public holiday, as it is not bound by the same restrictions as other types of companies regarding the scheduling of AGMs.

Question 4

_______ may grant exemption to any class of companies with regard to the time & place of AGM.

Accepted Answer

The Central Government (C.G) has the authority to grant exemptions to any class of companies regarding the time and place of their Annual General Meeting (AGM). This is because the Central Government oversees the implementation of the Companies Act, under which such regulations fall.

Question 5

In case of failure to convene the AGM fine is upto Rs._________

Accepted Answer

In case of failure to convene the Annual General Meeting (AGM), the fine can go up to Rs. 50,000. This is stipulated under corporate laws to ensure companies adhere to governance norms by holding their AGMs.

Quiz 6: Statutory Meetings and Agms in Companies

The time period for conduction of AGM is extended by ROC for how many months

_________ opined that ROC could grant extension only when application for extension is made before the expiry of period u/s 166 (1)

Which of the following company can held the AGM on public holiday__________

_______ may grant exemption to any class of companies with regard to the time & place of AGM.

In case of failure to convene the AGM fine is upto Rs._________