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<h1>Section 110 of Companies Act: Mandates Postal Ballots for Key Business Decisions; Optional for Others Excluding Certain Items.</h1> Section 110 of the Companies Act, 2013, outlines the use of postal ballots for company decision-making. It mandates that certain business items, as specified by the Central Government, must be conducted via postal ballot. Companies may also choose to use postal ballots for other business items, except for ordinary business and matters where directors or auditors have a right to be heard. If a resolution receives the required majority through postal ballot, it is considered passed as if at a general meeting. Companies required to offer electronic voting can conduct postal ballot business at general meetings.