Meaning of Resignation
Resignation means that a director voluntarily relinquishes their position on the company's Board of Directors.
Manage director resignations with proper documentation, timely ROC filings and updated statutory records in accordance with the Companies Act, 2013.
Ensure the resignation is documented, reported to the ROC and reflected in company records.
Follow the prescribed procedures for recording a director's resignation, completing regulatory filings and maintaining accurate company records.
Resignation means that a director voluntarily relinquishes their position on the company's Board of Directors.
The director submits a written resignation notice to the company, clearly stating their intention to resign and, where applicable, the proposed effective date.
Under Section 168(2), the resignation takes effect from the date the company receives the notice or the later date specified by the director, whichever is later.
The Board takes note of the resignation and the company may acknowledge receipt of the letter. Formal acceptance by the Board is not a legal prerequisite for the resignation to take effect.
The company must intimate the Registrar of Companies by filing Form DIR-12 within 30 days from receipt of the resignation notice, with the prescribed supporting documents and applicable fees.
Update the register of directors and key managerial personnel, along with other relevant statutory registers and internal company records to reflect the resignation.
Include the fact of resignation in the Board's Report laid before the members at the immediately following general meeting, as specified under Section 168(1).
Resignation does not absolve the director of liability for offences that occurred during their tenure, in accordance with Section 168(2).
Keep the resignation notice and relevant company records ready to support the applicable ROC filing and internal compliance requirements.
Get AssistanceWritten notice submitted by the resigning director.
Company acknowledgement or other appropriate record of receipt.
Relevant Board minutes or records noting the resignation.
Prescribed ROC filing with applicable attachments and fees.
Revised director register and relevant internal records.
Resignation information to be posted on the company's website, if any.
Monitor the applicable 30-day period for filing Form DIR-12 with the ROC.
Ensure the resignation information is posted on the company's website, if any, as applicable.
Keep the resignation letter, filing acknowledgement and updated statutory records safely documented.
Section 168 of the Companies Act, 2013, read with Rule 15 of the Companies (Appointment and Qualification of Directors) Rules, 2014, and other applicable statutory provisions.
Filing requirements and applicable procedures should be verified against the latest MCA rules, notifications and prescribed form instructions.
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