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EGM Notice with Special Resolution Formats — Template (Word)

An EGM notice carrying the most-used special resolutions as selectable examples — borrowing powers, creation of charge, Section 186 limits, change of name and objects — each with an explanatory-statement skeleton.

Free · CORAA original — SA-aligned
Updated 29 Jul 2026
Notice period
21 clear days (Sec 101(1))
Shorter notice (EGM)
Majority in number holding ≥95% of paid-up voting capital
Special resolution
Votes for ≥ 3× votes against (Sec 114(2))
Filing
MGT-14 within 30 days of passing (Sec 117)
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Engagement details
The client and period this document is for.
Chairman of the meeting for minutes; the director/CS signing for resolutions and notices.
What’s inside

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NOTICE OF EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING

CIN: ___ | Registered Office: ___

NOTICE is hereby given that an Extraordinary General Meeting of the members of ___ will be held on ___ at ___ at ___, to transact the following special business:

  • Drafting hint: the items below are alternative model resolutions — retain only the item(s) actually proposed, renumber them, and complete the corresponding explanatory statement for each retained item. Every item at an EGM is special business (Section 102(2)).
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Common questions

FAQs.

What is the shorter notice consent requirement for an EGM?
After the Companies (Amendment) Act, 2017, Section 101(1) sets two different thresholds: an AGM needs the consent of not less than 95% of the members entitled to vote, while any other general meeting (an EGM) needs the consent of members holding a majority in number of the members entitled to vote AND representing not less than 95% of the paid-up share capital giving a right to vote — or, for a company without share capital, not less than 95% of the total voting power. Obtain the consents in writing or by electronic mode and keep them with the meeting papers.
Which resolutions require a special resolution under Section 180?
Section 180(1)(c): borrowing money where the total borrowed (excluding temporary loans from the company's bankers in the ordinary course) would exceed the aggregate of paid-up share capital, free reserves and securities premium. Section 180(1)(a): selling, leasing or otherwise disposing of the whole or substantially the whole of the company's undertaking — which lenders read as covering the creation of charge or security over it, hence the standard charge resolution. Note that Section 180 does not apply to private companies (MCA exemption notification dated 5 June 2015), though banks frequently still ask private companies for these resolutions.
When does Section 186 require a special resolution?
When the aggregate of loans given, guarantees or security provided, and securities acquired exceeds the higher of (a) 60% of paid-up share capital + free reserves + securities premium, or (b) 100% of free reserves + securities premium, prior approval by special resolution is required (Section 186(3)). Within the limits, unanimous board approval at a meeting suffices (Section 186(5)). Section 185 restrictions for loans to directors and their entities operate separately and must be checked first.
What must the explanatory statement under Section 102 contain?
For every item of special business: all material facts concerning the item; the nature of the concern or interest, financial or otherwise, of every director, manager, KMP and their relatives; where the item concerns another company, the shareholding of any director exceeding 2% of that company; and the information needed for members to understand the meaning, scope and implications of the item. Non-disclosure that results in a benefit to a director or KMP makes them liable to compensate the company (Section 102(4)).
Is MGT-14 required after passing a special resolution at an EGM?
Yes — every special resolution, with the explanatory statement, must be filed with the Registrar in Form MGT-14 within 30 days of passing (Section 117(1) read with Section 117(3)(a)). This applies to private companies too. Late filing attracts additional fees and penalties, and several downstream actions (RD name-change approval, charge documentation, borrowing) will call for the filed MGT-14 challan.
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