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Directors and Remuneration, Managing Directors-Their Appointment, Qualifications, Powers and Limits On Their Remuneration

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Directors and Remuneration, Managing Directors-

their Appointment, Qualifications, Powers and


Limits on their Remuneration

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Topics to be covered :
 Directors and Remuneration,

 Managing Directors-their Appointment,

 Qualifications,

 Powers and Limits on their Remuneration

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W ho is the
DIRECTOR??
Acc. To the Sec.2(13) of INDIAN C O MPNIES ACT 1956,
”Director includes any person occupying the position of the
director by whatever name called”

Director may be defined as an individual who directs ,


controls or manages the affairs of the company.

The directors of the company collectively are referred to as


the “board of directors” or “board”

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Appointment of DIRECTORS

The appointment of directors is accordingly regulated by the


act.
Directors may be appointed in following ways:-

By the articles as regard first directors [sec. 254]


By the company in general meeting [sec. 255 to257 ,263 ,
264]
By the directors [sec. 260 ,262 ,313]
By third parties [sec. 255]
By the central government [sec. 408]

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Disqualification of Directors
Under the Act a person shall not be capable of
being appointed director of a company, for ex, if
(a) he has been found to be of unsound mind by a
Court
(b) he is an insolvent;
(c) he has been convicted by a Court of any offence.

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Who can be a
Director?
1.A director must be capable of entering into a contract, i.e.,

(a) he must have attained the age of majority,


(b) he must have sound mind and
(c) he must not be disqualified from contracting by any law to
which he is
subject.

2. A director must be a natural person, i.e. not an artificial person


3. A director must have the requisite qualification shares
4. A director must not be disqualified under the circumstances, e.g., if he
is an insolvent or a person convicted by the Court.

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Managing director
The Managing Director is a director who is "entrusted with any
substantial powers of management".

Position of Managing Director:


Managing Director is a member of the Board of directors. He is a whole
time director who is the chief executive of the company

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Whole Time
Director:
A whole time director is a director who is entrusted with certain
duties and responsibilities. The appointment of a
managing director or of a whole time director can be
made by any of the methods
(i) an agreement with the company, or
(ii) a clause in a memo or articles of the company, or
(iii a resolution passed by a company in its general
) meeting, or a resolution of the Board of
(iv directors.
)

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The powers and duties of a managing director are
specified in

(i) the agreement with the company by which he is


appointed or
(ii) in the memorandum or articles of the company or
(iii) in a resolution passed by the company in general
meeting or
(iv) a resolution by its Board of directors.

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Disqualification of Managing Director

(a) is an insolvent,
(b) suspends, or has at any time suspended, payment to his creditors, or
makes, or has at any time made, composition with them; or
(c) is, or has at any time been, convicted by a Court of an offence
involving moral turpitude.
(d) Any one who is below 25 years or above 70 years of age is usually
disqualified for Managing Director.

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Number of Managing Directorships:
No person can ordinarily be managing director of more than one
public company or private company which is a subsidiary of a
public company.

He can be managing director of two such companies if the second


appointment is approved by a resolution of the Board of directors with
the consent of all the directors present in a meeting of which specific
notice was given to all the directors in India.

Term of Office
No person can be appointed managing director for a term exceeding five
years at a time for a public company. There is no bar to the
reappointment of a person after the expiry of his term of service.

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Remuneration of
directors

1. The remuneration payable to the directors of a Company shall


be determined either by the articles, or by a resolution passed
in a general meeting of the members.
2. If a director gives professional service to the company, he may
be paid for it.
3. The remuneration of directors is part of the overall managerial
remuneration which cannot exceed Il% of the net profits.
When profit is inadequate or company is in loss a managerial
person is entitled to a minimum remuneration.
4. A director may receive remuneration either by way of a monthly
payment, or
by way of a fee for each meeting of the Board.

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