REMOVAL OF AUDITOR
Section 362 of CAMA 1990 A
companies may by ordinary resolution remove an auditor before the expiration of
his terms of office not withstanding anything in any agreement between the
company and the auditor.
Section 362 (2) When the
resolution is passed for his removal the company shall within 14 days give
notice of that fact in prescribed form to (CAC) and if a company fails to give
notice required by this subsection, the company and every officer of it who is
in default shall be guilty of an offense and liable to a daily default fine and
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Section 362 (3) nothing in
this section shall be taking as depriving a person removed under it of
compensation or damages payable to him in respect of the termination of his
appointment as auditor or of any appointment terminating with that as auditor
a. Incompetence sec 357 (2)
b. Misconduct
c. Termination of contract
d. Insanity
e. Winding up
f. Bankruptcy
g. Resignation, auditors can be resigned. Here .are two main reasons why
they may wish to do so. These are:
i.
The obvious
reasons, ill health, the company have grown large for a small audit firm, the
fee is inadequate.
Where the auditor concludes that
because of fraud or other irregularity the accounts do not show a true and fair
view and there is no immediate opportunity to report to members. He would be
unable to report to members if the entity refused to issue its financial
statement.
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