Prohibition on managing agents in government companies removed, altering corporate management eligibility and statutory constraint. Section 618 of the Companies Act, 1956 prohibited government companies from engaging managing agents; that provision was omitted by subsequent amendment, removing the statutory bar and changing the regulatory constraint on government companies' appointment of managing agents.
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Prohibition on managing agents in government companies removed, altering corporate management eligibility and statutory constraint.
Section 618 of the Companies Act, 1956 prohibited government companies from engaging managing agents; that provision was omitted by subsequent amendment, removing the statutory bar and changing the regulatory constraint on government companies' appointment of managing agents.
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