Companies Act, 1973 (Act No. 61 of 1973)Chapter VII: Administration of CompaniesMeetings of the Company190. Quorum for meetings |
Unless the articles of a company provide for a greater number of members entitled to vote to constitute a quorum at meetings of a company, the quorum for such meetings shall be-
| a) | in the case of a public company, three members entitled to vote, personally present, or if a member is a body corporate, represented; |
| b) | in the case of a private company, not being a private company having one member, two members entitled to vote, present in person or by proxy or, if a member is a body corporate, represented; and |
| c) | in the case of a wholly-owned subsidiary company, the representative of the holding company. |