(1) Any amendment of the by-laws requires a resolution to be adopted by the general meeting. The general meeting may transfer to the supervisory board the authority to make amendments that concern solely the changeable content of the by-laws.
(2) The resolution adopted by the general meeting requires a majority of at least three quarters of the capital stock represented at the time of its adoption. The by-laws may stipulate a different majority ratio of capital; however, this may only be a greater majority ratio of capital should the matter involve a modification of the enterprise’s purpose. The by-laws may impose further requirements.
(3) Where it is intended to modify the ratio of several classes of stock to the detriment of a particular class of stock, the resolution adopted by the general meeting requires, in order to enter into force, the consent of those stockholders who will be placed at a disadvantage. The stockholders placed at a disadvantage are to adopt a separate resolution as to the consent. Subsection (2) applies to such separate resolution.