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of <h1>Understanding Company Meetings: Statutory, Annual, and Extraordinary Explained Under Companies Act, 1956</h1> The Companies Act, 1956, outlines various types of company meetings, including statutory, annual general, extraordinary, and class meetings. Statutory meetings must occur within six months of a company commencing business, while annual general meetings are required yearly, with a maximum gap of fifteen months between them. Extraordinary meetings can be called by the board or ordered by a tribunal. Board meetings require written notice, and specific powers can be delegated to board committees. Resolutions passed in meetings can be ordinary or special, with special resolutions needing a threefold majority. Meetings can also be conducted via postal ballot for certain resolutions.
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