Tribunal power to order company meetings when convening is impracticable, including directions on conduct and validity. The Tribunal may order that a company meeting (other than an annual general meeting) be called, held and conducted in such manner as it thinks fit when convening or conducting the meeting in the prescribed manner is impracticable, and may give ancillary directions modifying the operation of the Act and the company's articles; one member present may be deemed a meeting; any meeting held under such an order is deemed duly called, held and conducted.
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Tribunal power to order company meetings when convening is impracticable, including directions on conduct and validity.
The Tribunal may order that a company meeting (other than an annual general meeting) be called, held and conducted in such manner as it thinks fit when convening or conducting the meeting in the prescribed manner is impracticable, and may give ancillary directions modifying the operation of the Act and the company's articles; one member present may be deemed a meeting; any meeting held under such an order is deemed duly called, held and conducted.
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