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Special Notice for Removal of a Director (Section 169)

A members' special notice proposing removal of a director, to be moved as an ordinary resolution at a general meeting.

Special Notice for Removal of a Director

Date: [Date]

To,
The Board of Directors,
[Company Name] (CIN: [CIN]).

Subject: Special notice under Section 115 for removal of a director under Section 169 of the Companies Act, 2013.

Dear Sir/Madam,

  1. We, the undersigned members holding not less than the requisite shareholding, hereby give special notice of our intention to move the following ordinary resolution at the ensuing general meeting.
  2. "RESOLVED THAT [Director Name] (DIN: [___]) be and is hereby removed from the office of director of the company with effect from the conclusion of this meeting, pursuant to Section 169 of the Companies Act, 2013."
  3. The Board is requested to forthwith send a copy of this special notice to the concerned director, who shall have the right to be heard and to make written representations under Section 169(3) and (4).
  4. The Board is further requested to place this resolution before the members at the general meeting convened for the purpose.
Yours faithfully,
[Member Name(s)]
Folio No.: [___]
No. of shares held: [___]

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