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Which of the following statements correctly outlines the qualifications required for a person to be appointed as a Judicial Member according to the provisions of the Companies Act?

A A person is eligible for appointment as a Judicial Member if they have served as a judge in any court of record, have a minimum of five years’ experience as a practicing advocate in a High Court, or have held a position as a legal advisor for a minimum of ten years in a governmental organization
B To qualify for appointment as a Judicial Member, an individual must either be a current or former High Court judge, have served as a District Judge for a minimum of ten years, or possess at least ten years of experience as a practicing advocate in any court of law
C An individual is considered for appointment as a Judicial Member if they are or have been a judge of any superior court in the jurisdiction, have held the position of District Judge for a period not less than five years, or have accumulated ten years of practice as a lawyer, provided that the practice includes tenure in both High Court and lower courts
D To be appointed as a Judicial Member, a person must have experience as a judge of a High Court, have served for a minimum of five years as a District Judge, or have been a practicing advocate in a High Court for at least ten years, with the stipulation that such experience must be continuous and unbroken
E The qualifications for appointment as a Judicial Member include having served as a High Court judge, holding a position as a District Judge for no less than ten years, or having a combined experience of ten years as an advocate and a legal consultant in any legal capacity
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