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<h1>Section 183 Companies Act: Members Can Split Votes Differently at Meetings for Strategic Decision-Making Flexibility.</h1> Section 183 of the Companies Act, 1956, allows a member with more than one vote at a company meeting to use those votes differently. This provision means that the member, or their proxy or representative, is not required to cast all votes in the same manner during a poll. This flexibility enables members to exercise their voting rights in a way that best represents their interests or strategic considerations during company decisions.