When a company's board of directors needs to make a decision, they can do so either by meeting in person or by passing a written resolution. Written resolutions are typically used when all the directors are in agreement and there is no need to hold a meeting. This is because written resolutions are less time-consuming and are more efficient than holding a meeting. Additionally, written resolutions can be used to make decisions when it is not possible for all the directors to meet in person.
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