Remove Director

Remove Director

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Legally Remove a Company Director with Expert Guidance

 

There are situations where a company may need to remove a director — due to resignation, misconduct, ineligibility, non-participation, or by mutual agreement. The removal of a director must be done in strict compliance with the Companies Act, 2013 and filed with the Registrar of Companies (ROC).

At Prime filings, we provide professional Director Removal Services in India, handling the entire process — from preparing resolutions to filing necessary forms — ensuring the change is legally valid and properly updated with the MCA.

Our Services Include

 
  • Eligibility and Compliance Check
    Verification of director status and compliance with Section 169 of the Companies Act, 2013.

  • Preparation of Documentation
    Drafting of notice, explanatory statement, and board and shareholder resolutions for removal.

  • Conducting Board and General Meetings
    Assistance in scheduling and documenting meetings as per legal requirements.

  • ROC Filing (Form DIR-12)
    Filing of Form DIR-12 with the Registrar of Companies along with required attachments.

  • Post-Removal Compliance
    Ensuring MCA records are updated and company registers are maintained correctly.

Reasons for Director Removal

 
  • Voluntary resignation or unwillingness to continue

  • Disqualification under Section 164 of the Companies Act

  • Absence from all board meetings for 12 months

  • Mismanagement, breach of trust, or misuse of powers

  • Change in management or ownership structure

Why Choose Prime filings

 
  • Experts in company law and ROC filings

  • Hassle-free, confidential handling of legal procedures

  • Transparent pricing with no hidden charges

  • End-to-end documentation and filing support

  • Compliance assurance under the Companies Act, 2013

1. Can a director be removed from a company?
Yes. A director can be removed before the expiry of their term by passing an ordinary resolution in a general meeting, subject to compliance with Section 169 of the Companies Act, 2013.
The company must file Form DIR-12 with the Registrar of Companies within 30 days of removal or resignation.
Yes, but only after giving the director an opportunity to present their case before the shareholders in a general meeting.
The director’s details are updated in the MCA database, and the company’s internal registers must be revised accordingly.
Yes. Prime filings assists with both voluntary director resignation and forced removal under legal provisions.
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