
Only companies contain directors in their board and the company doesn’t include any Limited Liability Partnership, Sole proprietorship, Partnership, etc. it means the company which is registered under Companies Act, 2013. Directors are an important part of the company for running the operation and for the growth of the company as the director takes the major decision for the development of the company. Therefore a better board of directors can give a better direction to the company for achieving its goals. The main focus of the directors in promoting the value of the company and give benefits to the shareholders of the company. So to maintain this the company can appoint or remove the director from its board. The resignation or removal of the director is the normal change for the company. The company can appoint any director anytime or can remove any director from his position for the smooth function of the company.
The company not only can remove the director but the director can itself gives his resignation and the shareholders can even remove the director. But the company has to maintain the minimum limit of the directors in the company. The minimum limit of the director in a Public company is 3, in a Private limited company is 2 and one person company is only 1. So the companies shall maintain this limit all the time during its life, if in any situation this limit falls then the company needs to maintain this limit within 6 months. There are different situations where a director can be removed from his position of directorship. Once the director of the company is removed from his position then the company needs to intimate the Registrar regarding such removal within 30 days from the date of the resolution passed for such removal.
The director can be removed by the board of director on suo-moto or by the shareholders or by the government or a director can himself give his resignation from the director’s position. A director can be removed only in the meeting of the company. If any director is appointed by the Tribunal (NCLT) or Court then only the Tribunal or Court can remove that director from the company. Whenever the director is removed from the company, the company is responsible to intimate the Registrar of its jurisdiction regarding such removal.