36. Relief for minorities

In any case where this Act requires or the rules of a body corporate require, that a resolution other than a unanimous one or the consent of a certain percentage of the voters is necessary before any act may be done, and any such resolution is duly passed or any such consent is obtained, any person who voted against the resolution or did not consent may apply to the

Court to have the resolution or decision declared to be of no effect on the grounds that in the circumstances of the case, the effect of the act would be inequitable for the minority; and if the Court orders, the resolution shall be deemed not to have been passed or the consent shall be deemed not to have been obtained.