extraordinary resolution
Definition
Company resolution that usually does not require any notice of its proposal, but must be passed by a majority of at least three quarters (two-thirds in some jurisdictions) of the votes cast. It is called a special resolution if a prior notice (usually of 21 days) is required for its proposal.
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