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<h1>Understanding Ordinary vs. Special Resolutions: Key Differences in Voting Requirements and Notice Provisions</h1> A resolution is classified as ordinary when, during a duly notified general meeting, the votes in favor exceed those against, including the chairman's casting vote if applicable. A special resolution requires prior notice of its intent to be specified and must be passed at a duly notified general meeting. For a special resolution to pass, the votes in favor must be at least three times the votes against, whether by members voting in person or by proxy.