When a statutory auditor passes away during their term, the vacancy is treated as a casual vacancy under Section 139(8) of the Companies Act, 2013.
✅ The Board of Directors is empowered to appoint a new auditor within 30 days
✅ No shareholder approval or EGM is required
✅ The appointed auditor holds office until the next AGM
✅ Form ADT-1 must be filed with ROC after appointment
This provision ensures continuity in statutory audit and protects compliance timelines.
If your company faces such a situation, timely Board action and proper documentation are critical for regulatory compliance.
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14 February, 2026
Appointment of Auditor — Casual Vacancy Due to Death
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