Duty to intimate director disqualification requires companies to file Form DD-B when specified defaults occur and identify directors unambiguously. Where a company fails to file annual accounts and returns, repay deposits or interest or dividends, or redeem debentures as described in the statute, the company must immediately file in duplicate Form 'DD-B' with the Registrar of Companies giving the names and addresses of all directors during the relevant financial years, excluding any directors exempted by the Central Government, and must avoid unusual abbreviations so each director is identified without ambiguity.
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Duty to intimate director disqualification requires companies to file Form DD-B when specified defaults occur and identify directors unambiguously.
Where a company fails to file annual accounts and returns, repay deposits or interest or dividends, or redeem debentures as described in the statute, the company must immediately file in duplicate Form 'DD-B' with the Registrar of Companies giving the names and addresses of all directors during the relevant financial years, excluding any directors exempted by the Central Government, and must avoid unusual abbreviations so each director is identified without ambiguity.
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