CS Executive · Company Law and Practice · Key Managerial Personnel and their Remuneration
Vihaan Steels Ltd defaults in complying with Section 203 by not appointing a required whole-time KMP. As the Act now stands, what is the penalty on the company?
The company is liable to a penalty of five lakh rupees. Fifty thousand rupees applies to each director and KMP in default, with a further one thousand rupees per day for continuing default, subject to a ceiling of five lakh rupees.
- AFive lakh rupeesCorrect
- BFifty thousand rupees
- COne lakh rupees
- DFive lakh rupees per day of default
Explanation
Section 203(5), as substituted with effect from 2-11-2018, makes the company liable to a penalty of five lakh rupees. Fifty thousand rupees is the penalty on each director and KMP in default, not on the company. Continuing defaults attract a further Rs 1,000 per day, capped at five lakh rupees.
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