A Private company can remove a director if he meets any of the incompetence specified under the Companies Act, 2013, absents himself/herself from board adherence over 12 months. It enters into agreements or arrangements against the provisions of section 184. However, it gets excluded by order of a court or Tribunal or is convicted by a court of any crime and sentenced to imprisonment for not less than six months.
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There may be no alternative option left for the Company than to seek the removal of Director by consulting to the Board and with a majority of shareholders under (AOA) of the Company.
The member who proposes the dismissal should provide a 'Special Notice' of a resolution to remove a director at least 28 days before the meeting at which the director may be excluded.
If no fixed period has been provided for retirement in Articles of Association of a private company, a director appointed is entitled to continue till he is removed in accordance with provisions of section 169. There are certain types of Directors who cannot be removed. The following categories of directors cannot be removed by a company under section 169 of the Companies Act, 2013:— -a director appointed by the Tribunal under section 242; -a director coming within the purview of directors appointed according to the principle of proportional representation under section 163 of the Act -a nominee director of a public financial institution which is by its charter empowered to nominate a person as a director or to remove him notwithstanding any power contained in any other Act; -While the shareholders have no power, apart from that given in the statute or the Articles, to intervene in the management of the company’s affairs, this section 169 of the Act is designed to enable them to control the Directors by their removal.
Yes, a Permanent Director can be removed by a company. A company has power under section 169 to remove a permanent director even if Articles of association put restrictions on removal of the permanent director. A permanent director appointed under the Articles of Association of a Company to hold office for life can also be removed from office.
Under the Companies Act, 2013, in a private company, a shareholder can appoint a director, so ideally only they hold the authority to remove directors. However, in proprietary companies, the removal of director can be commenced by a majority of directors if the constitution permits it.
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