Disposal of Records (In the Offices of the Registrar of Companies) Rules, 2003Disposal of Records (In the Offices of the Registrar of Companies) Rules, 2003
Disposal of Records (In the Offices of the Registrar of Companies) Rules, 2003Disposal of Records (In the Offices of the Registrar of Companies) Rules, 2003
Record retention duty: corporate books must be preserved for three years; destruction requires the Registrar's prior written order. All company books, records and papers not excluded by the specified rules, including routine correspondence about fee payments and return of documents, ... Summary
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Record retention duty: corporate books must be preserved for three years; destruction requires the Registrar's prior written order.
All company books, records and papers not excluded by the specified rules, including routine correspondence about fee payments and return of documents, must be preserved for the prescribed period; no record in the office of the Registrar of Companies may be destroyed without the Registrar's previous written order.
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