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of <h1>Court Supports Inclusive Electronic Voting for Shareholders, Calls for Rule Change on Voting Deadlines Under Companies Act 2013.</h1> A postal ballot, as defined by the Companies Act, 2013, involves voting by post or electronically. The Bombay High Court case involving two companies highlighted the need for inclusivity in voting processes, allowing shareholders to vote electronically both remotely and at meetings. The court criticized the rule that electronic voting must cease three days before meetings, advocating for a comprehensive tally of all votes, including those cast electronically during meetings. The practice of electronic voting and postal ballots, common in other jurisdictions, emphasizes the importance of participation beyond mere voting, ensuring shareholders have a reasonable opportunity to engage in deliberations.
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