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An ordinary resolution means a resolution which requires a simple majority i.e. the votes in its favour should exceed the votes casted against it. Unless it is specifically mentioned in the Articles or the Companies Act for any impending proposal, passing an Ordinary resolution shall be sufficient.
A special resolution requires a majority of not less than 75% of the total votes that are casted i.e. the votes in favour should be atleast 3 times the votes casted against it. Special resolution is mandatory for any proposal only if it is specifically mentioned as a requirement in the Articles of the company or in the Companies Act.
Special Resolutions are generally required for making important decisions of the company such as altering the Articles or Memorandum or making some major changes in the company which would have a huge impact on the company and its functioning.
special resolution is when votes in favour are 3 times more than votes against resolution
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