Summary: This article examines the legal framework governing director removal under Section 169 of the Companies Act, analysing the balance between shareholder democracy and directorial protection through recent judicial pronouncements. It explores the procedural safeguards, compliance requirements, and practical challenges companies face when removing directors, especially if they are also shareholders.
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