Company law (MCA) notice · Section 454

ROC adjudication notice

The Registrar proposes a penalty for a default under the Companies Act, such as late filing or a missing disclosure.

Company law (MCA) · Section 454

ROC adjudication notice

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The Registrar proposes a penalty for a default under the Companies Act, such as late filing or a missing disclosure.

Time to respond
As given in the notice
What to do
Reply and make good the default
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The date printed on your notice always wins over the usual period shown here. Law: Companies Act, 2013.

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Questions about Section 454

What is a Section 454 notice?

ROC adjudication notice. The Registrar proposes a penalty for a default under the Companies Act, such as late filing or a missing disclosure.

How long do I have to reply to Section 454?

As given in the notice. The date printed on your notice always takes priority.

What should I do about Section 454?

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