entered by the company cannot be beyond the object clause, if a contract is made so, then it becomes an ultra virus act. However, an alternative recourse for preventing the contract from becoming ultra virus is the alteration of the object clause.
There are mainly two methods of altering the object clause of the company:
The company which has not issued the prospectus can alter its object clause by passing a special resolution that requires 75% of the consent of the shareholders. The requirement of passing a special resolution for the alteration of the object clause is exempted for a company having members up to 200.
A company that has issued a prospectus and raised funds from the public and utilized the amount so raised shall change the object clause bypassing the special resolution. However, if there is any unutilized amount out of the funds raised then the company has to comply with the following procedure:
These are the steps to be followed by a company that has raised money or funds through issuing the prospectus. Any changes in the object clause of the company should be made by following the procedure as stated in the Company’s Act and the Company rule book 2014.
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