Clarification on passing of ordinary and special resolutions by companies under the Companies Act, 2013 and rules made thereunder on account of the threat posed by Covid-19.
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E-voting requirement ensures remote electronic notice and voting for company resolutions during COVID-19 restrictions. Notices for EGMs during COVID-19 may be sent only by e-mail registered with the company or depository; public notices must state that the meeting is via VC or OAVM, provide meeting details, website availability of the notice, methods for members without registered e-mails to register and vote remotely, and contact information. The Chairman must record that all feasible efforts to enable member participation and voting were made. For postal ballots, rule 20 (electronic voting) and the earlier circular apply mutatis mutandis and assent or dissent shall be communicated only through remote e-voting.
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E-voting requirement ensures remote electronic notice and voting for company resolutions during COVID-19 restrictions.
Notices for EGMs during COVID-19 may be sent only by e-mail registered with the company or depository; public notices must state that the meeting is via VC or OAVM, provide meeting details, website availability of the notice, methods for members without registered e-mails to register and vote remotely, and contact information. The Chairman must record that all feasible efforts to enable member participation and voting were made. For postal ballots, rule 20 (electronic voting) and the earlier circular apply mutatis mutandis and assent or dissent shall be communicated only through remote e-voting.
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