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How many companies does a director can have diretorship?
No Person to be a Director of More than Twenty Companies
Where a person already holding the office of director in twenty companies is appointed, as a director of any other company, the appointment: -
a. Shall not take effect unless such person has, within fifteen days thereof, effectively vacated his office as director in any of the companies in which he was already a director; and
b. Shall become void immediately on the expiry of the fifteen days if he has not, before such expiry effectively vacated his office as director in any of the other companies aforesaid.
Where a person already holding the office of director in nineteen companies or less is appointed, as a director of other companies, making the total number of his directorships more than twenty, he shall choose the directorships which he wishes to continue to hold or to accept so however that the total number of the directorships, old and new, held by him shall not exceed twenty.
None of the new appointments of director shall take effect until such choice, is made; and all the new appointments shall become void if the choice is not made within fifteen days of the day on which the last of them was made.
In calculating the number of companies of which a person may be a director, the following companies shall be excluded: -
a. A private company which is neither a subsidiary nor a holding company of a public company
b. An unlimited company
c . An association not carrying on business for profit or which prohibits the payment of dividend
d. A company in which such person is only an alternate director, that is to say, a director who is only qualified to act as such during the absence or incapacity of some other director.
Any person who holds office, or acts, as a director of more than twenty companies in contravention of the foregoing provisions shall be punishable with fine which may extend to five thousand rupees in respect of each of those companies after the first twenty.
Where a person already holding the office of director in twenty companies is appointed, as a director of any other company, the appointment: -
a. Shall not take effect unless such person has, within fifteen days thereof, effectively vacated his office as director in any of the companies in which he was already a director; and
b. Shall become void immediately on the expiry of the fifteen days if he has not, before such expiry effectively vacated his office as director in any of the other companies aforesaid.
Where a person already holding the office of director in nineteen companies or less is appointed, as a director of other companies, making the total number of his directorships more than twenty, he shall choose the directorships which he wishes to continue to hold or to accept so however that the total number of the directorships, old and new, held by him shall not exceed twenty.
None of the new appointments of director shall take effect until such choice, is made; and all the new appointments shall become void if the choice is not made within fifteen days of the day on which the last of them was made.
In calculating the number of companies of which a person may be a director, the following companies shall be excluded: -
a. A private company which is neither a subsidiary nor a holding company of a public company
b. An unlimited company
c . An association not carrying on business for profit or which prohibits the payment of dividend
d. A company in which such person is only an alternate director, that is to say, a director who is only qualified to act as such during the absence or incapacity of some other director.
Any person who holds office, or acts, as a director of more than twenty companies in contravention of the foregoing provisions shall be punishable with fine which may extend to five thousand rupees in respect of each of those companies after the first twenty.
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