UMSAN TEXTILE MILLS LIMITED: IN THE MATTER OF versus UMSAN TEXTILE MILLS LIMITED: IN THE MATTER OF
Failure to file the Sections 245 and 476 quarterly account, within a fixed period, showcases notices were presented to all directors of the Company, including the Company's Chief Executive, in response to the notice of the Company, therefore, Failure to perform led the company's chief executive and reported that the company's chief executive had been in the custody of the National Accountability Bureau for about ??? three years, resulting in the suspension of the company's entire corporate activities. After his release, the administration was taking all steps to meet the requirements of the law and annual accounts were created, but audits could not be made because the auditors had resigned correctly that the company's chief executive was in contact with NAB. There was no compelling excuse for non-registration and non-rotation of quarterly accounts, as the other directors were equally responsible for ensuring compliance with the legal requirements of the law, even otherwise. When it was easy for directors to finalize accounts and circulate when they were a company. Not as a minimal effort in tasks \ r \ n \ r \ n
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