Question
Consider the following statements regarding the appointment of auditors under Section 139 of the Companies Act, 2013: Statement 1: The first auditor of a company can be appointed by the Board of Directors within 30 days before the first annual general meeting. Statement 2: Subsequent auditors are appointed at the annual general meeting and hold office from conclusion of that meeting till conclusion of the sixth AGM. Statement 3: An auditor can be reappointed immediately without any restrictions on the number of consecutive terms. Statement 4: The Audit Committee (where constituted) shall recommend the auditor to the Board for appointment. Which statements are correct?
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