Delegation of powers under sub-section 11 of the Section 132 of the Companies Act to NFRA for appointment of certain posts - S.O. 35(E) - Companies Law
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Delegation of appointment powers to NFRA enables direct filling of specified administrative posts under Companies Act. Central Government delegates its statutory power to appoint the posts of Chief General Manager, General Manager, Deputy General Manager, Assistant General Manager, Manager, Assistant Manager, Personal or General Assistant, Senior Personal Secretary, Private Secretary and Driver to the designated regulatory body under the Companies Act, enabling that body to make internal appointments to those specified administrative positions under the statutory delegation.
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Delegation of appointment powers to NFRA enables direct filling of specified administrative posts under Companies Act.
Central Government delegates its statutory power to appoint the posts of Chief General Manager, General Manager, Deputy General Manager, Assistant General Manager, Manager, Assistant Manager, Personal or General Assistant, Senior Personal Secretary, Private Secretary and Driver to the designated regulatory body under the Companies Act, enabling that body to make internal appointments to those specified administrative positions under the statutory delegation.
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