The Memorandum of Association (MOA) of a company has object clauses that determine the purpose and range of activities of a company. After incorporation of a company, it may want to change object clause. This requires alteration in the MOA of the company and section 13 of the Companies Act 2013 covers the same. Ever clause on the MOA can be altered (with the exception of capital clause which requires an ordinary resolution to be passed) by passing a special resolution as mentioned in section 13.
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The objects clause mentioned in the companys MOA determines the purpose and scope of activities for which the company operates. During the company registration process, the shareholders decide the objects for which the company is formed. If there are changes to be made to the objects during the course of operations, shareholder approval and MCA approval would be required. In the EGM, a special resolution will be passed by the members.
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