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Definition<\/strong>: To constitute a valid and binding meeting, the minimum number of members which must be present to transact the business, is termed as Quorum.<\/p>\n

Hence, it is a basic criterion for attendance which needs to be fulfilled, to make the proceedings legal. Further, the members should have a vested interest in the company.<\/p>\n

The members of the company are required to be present in person and therefore, while ascertaining the quorum proxies are not considered. ‘Members present in person’ means those members who have the right to vote concerning the items of business.<\/p>\n

Quorum for General Meeting<\/h2>\n

The requirement for the least number of members which must be present at the meeting, for different types of companies are:<\/p>\n

For Public Limited Company:<\/strong><\/p>\n