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<h1>Section 632: Companies Must Secure Defendant's Costs in Legal Cases If Ability to Pay is in Doubt.</h1> Section 632 of the Companies Act, 1956, grants courts or tribunals the authority to demand a limited company, acting as a plaintiff or petitioner in legal proceedings, to provide security for the defendant's costs. This requirement is applicable if there is a belief that the company may be unable to cover these costs should the defendant succeed. The court or tribunal can halt all proceedings until the required security is provided.