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of <h1>Understanding Ordinary vs. Special Resolutions: Key Differences in Voting Requirements Under Companies Act, 2013</h1> A resolution is categorized as an ordinary resolution if the required notice is given under the Companies Act, 2013, and the votes in favor, including any casting vote by the Chairman, exceed those against it. This can occur through a show of hands, electronically, or by poll, with members voting in person, by proxy, or postal ballot. A special resolution requires that the intention to propose it as such is specified in the notice, the notice is duly given, and the votes in favor must be at least three times those against, following the same voting methods.
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