Failure to appoint section 204A (1) and 498 full time secretary company, being a publicly listed company, was required under section 204A (1) of the Companies Ordinance 1984 that the full time secretary must be a competent qualification, but the company I failed. Therefore, the purpose of the appointment of a full-time company secretary was to ensure that the company, as a applicable company, fully complies with all legal orders and corporate laws that violated the provisions of section 204A (1). Is. The directors of the Companies Ordinance, 1984, and the chief executive of the company, held themselves responsible for the penalties provided under section 498 of the ordinance company, and its directors failed to perform their duties with the proper care and care of the company. Who had a few people. Reliable Duties - Some of the broader duties imposed by the trustee's duties and the Constitution, should be well aware of their legal obligations with respect to the Sta. It may be levied on a company provided under section 498 of the K Ordinance, 1984, but the commission waives the company, instead of imposing fines. The company took steps to appoint a full-time secretary. And even trying to fill the vacant position, the company was issued a stern warning that in the future if such non-compliance was taken, strict action would be taken against the company. \ R \ n
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