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<h1>Clause 175: Passing Board Resolutions by Circulation Explained in Companies Bill, 2011</h1> Clause 175 of the Companies Bill, 2011, outlines the process for passing resolutions by circulation within a company's board or its committees. A resolution is considered duly passed if it is circulated in draft form, along with necessary documents, to all directors or committee members at their registered addresses via hand delivery, post, courier, or prescribed electronic means, and approved by a majority entitled to vote. If at least one-third of the directors request, the resolution must be decided at a board meeting. Such resolutions must be noted in the minutes of a subsequent board or committee meeting.