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of <h1>Section 190: Special Notice Requirement for Resolutions Under Companies Act, 1956; Amendments Modified Notice Period, Procedures.</h1> Section 190 of the Companies Act, 1956, addresses resolutions requiring special notice. It mandates that if a resolution requires special notice by the Act or company articles, the intention to move the resolution must be communicated to the company at least fourteen days before the meeting, excluding the notice and meeting days. Upon receiving such notice, the company must inform its members in the same manner as meeting notices or, if impractical, through newspaper advertisements or other permitted methods, at least seven days prior to the meeting. Amendments in 1960 adjusted the notice period and notification procedures.
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