alleryStart learning →Unredeemed preference shares can be replaced by new ones with the consent of holders of:
AOne-half in value
BTwo-thirds in value
CThree-fourths in value
DEvery single holder
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Three-fourths in value
Section 55(3) needs consent of three-fourths in value of the holders, plus Tribunal approval.
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