Corporate Law Published & Fact-Checked 1 Sept 2026

What is the legal liability of Independent and Non-Executive Directors in India?

Under Section 149(12) of Companies Act 2013, Independent and Non-Executive Directors are liable only for corporate omissions or commissions that occurred with their knowledge, consent, or lack of reasonable diligence.

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