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of <h1>Companies Act 1956: Alter Articles via Special Resolution; Central Approval Needed for Public to Private Change</h1> Under the Companies Act, 1956, a company can alter its articles by special resolution, provided it aligns with the Act and its memorandum. If the alteration changes a public company to a private one, it requires Central Government approval. Once approved, the altered articles must be filed with the Registrar within a month. This power extends to companies formed under Acts No. 19 of 1857 and No. 7 of 1860, allowing them to modify provisions in Table B and regulations on capital or share distribution, even if these are in the memorandum.
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