Reference no: EM132929160

Twinkie, Lala and Dipsy are siblings. In order to secure the future of his brothers, Twinkie formed a company and carried out their family business. All three of them became members and directors of the company. Prior to the company's incorporation, Twinkie ordered office furniture from Lulu. The furniture was later delivered to the company and Lulu claimed for payment. Lala and Dipsy refused to accept the delivery and asked Lulu to take back her furniture. 

At the beginning of the company's business, Twinkie advanced an amount of RM25,000.00 to cover all the administration expenses of the company. After several years, the company's business grew rapidly. Twinkie wished to have his money back. Lala and Dipsy declined his request. According to them, the company is technically Twinkie's since he holds 85% of the total issued shares in the company.

On 28th. August 2019, a resolution was passed to alter the company's constitution in respect of signatories on the company's cheque and account. Formerly, the constitution stated that, "any withdrawal of money from the company's account which exceeds the amount of RM10,000.00, shall requires signature from THREE directors". Under the alteration, only TWO directors need to sign and authorise the transaction. The resolution further stated that the alteration shall take effect THIRTY days from the date of the resolution. On 18th. September 2019, the company's cheque for an amount of RM15,000.00 was issued to Poh. The cheque was signed by Lala and Dipsy.

Analyse the above scenario based on the Companies Act 2016 and relevant decided cases.