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A special resolution formal decision of a majority of at least 75% at a company general meeting. | A special resolution is a formal decision of a majority of at least 75% at a company general meeting. | ||
Certain important matters require decisions by special resolution, not just an ordinary (simple majority) resolution. | Certain important matters require decisions by special resolution, not just an ordinary (simple majority) resolution. | ||
Latest revision as of 17:44, 13 January 2022
Company law - UK.
A special resolution is a formal decision of a majority of at least 75% at a company general meeting.
Certain important matters require decisions by special resolution, not just an ordinary (simple majority) resolution.
