Branch audit exemption rules institute delegated statutory authority to exempt company branches from audit under the companies act. The Companies (Branch Audit Exemption) Rules, 1961 are a delegated legislative instrument providing for branch audit exemptions under the Companies Act; they are made by the central executive by notification pursuant to the Act's delegated power and are cited by their short title.
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Branch audit exemption rules institute delegated statutory authority to exempt company branches from audit under the companies act.
The Companies (Branch Audit Exemption) Rules, 1961 are a delegated legislative instrument providing for branch audit exemptions under the Companies Act; they are made by the central executive by notification pursuant to the Act's delegated power and are cited by their short title.
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