Company resolutions: ordinary ones need majority votes; special ones need notice and three-times favourable votes. Defines ordinary resolution as one where required notice is given and votes cast in favour by entitled members (in person, by proxy, postal ballot, or electronically), including the Chairman's casting vote, exceed votes against; and defines special resolution as one where the intention to propose it as special is specified in the notice, notice requirements are met, and votes in favour are at least three times the votes against.
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Company resolutions: ordinary ones need majority votes; special ones need notice and three-times favourable votes.
Defines ordinary resolution as one where required notice is given and votes cast in favour by entitled members (in person, by proxy, postal ballot, or electronically), including the Chairman's casting vote, exceed votes against; and defines special resolution as one where the intention to propose it as special is specified in the notice, notice requirements are met, and votes in favour are at least three times the votes against.
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