Notice by the Interested Director: Format
Reference draft used in Indian courts — replace the blanks with your own case details.
FORM NO. 24AA
THE COMPANIES ACT, 1958
Notice by the interested director
The Board of Directors
of ................................
....................................
I, ....................... son of................... resident of
............................. holding .................................
Shares (equity or preference of Rs. .............................................)
(............................... per cent of the paid-up capital) in the
company in my name, hereby give notice that I am interested
directly/through my relative(S) in the following companies:
Names of the
companies/firms
Nature of interest
1.
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1..................................................
2.
................................................
2.
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3.
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3.
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Signature .........................................................
Name ............................................................
(In Block Capitals)
Dated the .............................................. day of ...........................
19 ................
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