Notice by Auditor: Format
Reference draft used in Indian courts — replace the blanks with your own case details.
FORM NO.23B
Registration No. company............................ NominalCapital Rs. ...................................
Notice by auditor I/we .......................................... hereby give notice to
the registrar of Companies, ......................
pursuant to section 224(1A) of the companies Act, 1956,
that I/We have received intimation dated the ...................
day of ........................... 19 .............................. from
............................. Limited/Private Limited of my/our
having been appointed as auditors(s) for the year
............................ and that I/We have accepted/refused
to accept the appointment as auditor(s) of the company.
....................................................................
Signature*
Dated this ....................... day of ................................ 19
......................
* Where the signatory is a partner of a firm of chartered
accountants, the name of the firm is also to be indicated.
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