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    <description>When members submit a written requisition in the required number, the company must give notice of properly movable resolutions and circulate related statements, provided a signed requisition copy is deposited at the registered office-six weeks before for notice-of-resolution requisitions and two weeks for other requisitions-and a sum sufficient to cover the company&#039;s expenses is deposited. A requisition filed before an annual general meeting within six weeks of deposit is valid. The Central Government may order suppression of circulation if rights are abused for needless defamatory publicity and may require requisitionists to pay costs. Noncompliance by the company or its officers attracts a twenty-five thousand rupee penalty.</description>
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