ROC Penalises Company and Directors for Breach of Audit Committee Requirements under Section 177(2):

ROC imposed a Rs 7 lakh penalty on company and its directors for failing to maintain a compliant Audit Committee under the Companies Act, 2013.
ROC Slaps Rs 7 Lakh Penalty on Port City Nidhi Limited and Directors

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ROC Penalises Company and Directors for Breach of Audit Committee Requirements under Section 177(2)
ROC imposed a Rs 7 lakh penalty on company and its directors for failing to maintain a compliant Audit Committee under the Companies Act, 2013.
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