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<h1>Central Government Can Appoint Auditors if Not Done at Annual General Meeting: Section 224(3) Explained.</h1> The circular clarifies the Central Government's authority to appoint auditors under subsection (3) of section 224. This power is exercised only if an auditor is not appointed at an annual general meeting. Auditors are typically appointed from the end of one annual general meeting to the next. If an annual general meeting is not held as scheduled, the existing auditors remain in their role until the next meeting, regardless of when it occurs, and are responsible for auditing all accounts presented at that meeting.