Who out of the following cannot be appointed as a statutory auditor of the company?

Correct answer: B. Internal auditor

  • A. Erstwhile director
  • B. Internal auditor
  • C. Relative of a director
  • D. Only (B. and (C.

Explanation

An internal auditor is generally an employee or officer of the company, and that status disqualifies the person from acting as its statutory auditor. A former director or an ordinary relative of a director is not automatically disqualified on those facts alone.

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