Question

In a scenario where the number of interested directors on a company’s Board of Directors is equal to or exceeds two-thirds of the total Board strength, which of the following statements accurately describes the quorum requirements for such meeting under the Companies Act?

A The quorum for the meeting is determined by having at least one-third of the total number of directors present, provided that there are no less than two non-interested directors in attendance
B If two-thirds or more of the Board consists of interested directors, the meeting can proceed as long as at least one non-interested director is present, regardless of the total number of directors
C The meeting can be held with the presence of any number of interested directors, but the quorum is specifically the presence of at least two non-interested directors, who must be present for the meeting to proceed
D In such a case, the quorum requires at least two non-interested directors to be present, and there is no requirement for a minimum number of interested directors to be present
E When the number of interested directors reaches or exceeds two-thirds of the Board strength, the quorum is the presence of a majority of interested directors, with no specific requirement for non-interested directors.
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