Shareholders representing at least ten percent of the paid-up capital of the company or one section of at least four of the total number of shareholders, or interested creditors, show reasonable cause that a company has acted contrary to this Act, Articles of Association, Regulations, prospectus, unanimous agreement or prevailing laws. If the application is submitted with evidence, the office may send one or more inspectors as needed. Such an inspector should be an expert in any one of the subjects related to accounting, law, finance, management, commerce, industry or company administration or business conducted by the company. The amount of estimated expenses incurred for such work shall be deposited by the applicant in the office as specified by the office, but such expert shall be a person who has no personal interest or interest in the business of the related company.
(2) Notwithstanding anything written in sub-section (1), if the office finds that the following conditions exist, even if the application is not received as per sub-section (1), the office may appoint an inspector who has qualified as per sub-section (1) as necessary and inspect the company's transactions or business:
(a) if it is known that the company's shareholders or creditors have been defrauded or otherwise defrauded or unlawfully obtained or acts contrary to the public interest have been done in the course of the business or business of any company, or
(b) If a public company does not give the notice to be given about its business transactions.