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Failure of auditor to inform the Central Government regarding fraud against the company by officers or employees
Failure of a company to comply with the provisions of sections 139 to 146 about auditors
Default in complying with the provisions relating to directors duties
Functioning as a director after vacation of office
Contravention relating to appointment and qualifications of directors
Default in complying relating to Committees like Nomination and Remuneration and Stakeholders Relationship Committee
Failure to disclose of director’s interest
Participation in a Board meeting by the interested director
Contravention relating to loans, guarantee or security
Related party transaction in case of other company and listed company
Contravention relating to loans and investment
Contravention relating to the investment of company held in its name
Forward dealing in the securities of the company by Key Managerial personnel or director
Contravention relating to Insider trading of securities by Key Managerial personnel or director
relating to Insider trading
Relating to securities by Key Managerial
Removal of funds, transfer or disposal of funds, assets, or properties of the company in contravention of the order of the Tribunal
Contravention of any of the provisions by the transfer and transferee company in case of merger or amalgamation
Contravention of the order made by the Tribunal relating to alterations in memorandum or articles
Committing any default in complying with the order of the Tribunal
Contravention of the provisions of this section by the valuer
Filing of the application in restricted cases for removal of name
Failure to extend full cooperation to the company liquidator
A person shall be punishable with imprisonment which may extend to six months or with a fine that may extend to 50,000 rupees, or with both.
Committing default by an official liquidator in forwarding a copy of the order of dissolution of company by Tribunal within the period specified
Failure to give assistance required under subsection (5)
Failure to state that the company is in liquidation
Contravention of information as to pending liquidation
Wilful default by the company liquidator
Failure to file certified copy of the order of Tribunal relating to declaring the dissolution of company
Contravention of the provisions by a foreign company
Failure to furnish information or statistics, etc. by the companies required by the Central Government
Failure related to the order made by Tribunal / Regional Director about Compounding of offenses
Where there is no specific penalty is provided in the Act
Repeated default within 3 years
Punishment for wrongful withholding of property
Improper use of the words “limited” and “private limited” by the company
Failure to pay the penalty to the adjudicating officer or Regional Director
Being a member of a company formed exceeding certain numbers as prescribed
Contravention of the Rules framed by Central Government
Q1- what is the maximum limit of the amount the regional director can impose for any compoundable offense?
Ans.- the regional director can impose a penalty of a maximum of Rs. 25 lakh for any compoundable offense.
Q2- what is the maximum limit of the amount the national company law tribunal can impose for any compoundable offense?
Ans.- national company law tribunal can impose a penalty for any compoundable offense exceeding Rs. 25 lakhs.
Q3- is any prior approval of the special court before compounding any offense by the national company law tribunal is required?
Ans.- no, after Companies (Amendment) Act, 2019 prior approval of Special court before compounding any offense by national company law tribunal is not required.
Q4- what type of offenses are compounded?
Ans.- a) Only offenses punishable under companies act with fine only can be compounded.
b) Offences punishable with fine or imprisonment or fine or imprisonment or both are Compoundable.
c) The Offences punishable with imprisonment only are not Compoundable.
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