Q.What kind of resolutions are required to implement the following decisions of a company ?

Changing the company's objectives needs a Special Resolution (alteration of the Memorandum); declaring dividends needs only an Ordinary Resolution.

Resolutions are the formal decisions passed by the members of a company at a meeting. The kind of resolution needed depends on the significance of the matter, as studied in the Company Management chapter of the Tamil Nadu HSC Class-12 Commerce syllabus.

1. To change the objectives of the company: The objectives of a company are contained in the objects clause of the Memorandum of Association. Altering them is a fundamental change, so it requires a Special Resolution — one passed by a majority of not less than three-fourths (75%) of the members voting.
2. To declare the dividends: …