A meeting with enough attendance but not enough support

A hypothetical law firm applies the default rules of Article 50, with no different valid partnership agreement supplied. Partners holding sixty-eight percent of the shares attend a meeting, so the relevant attendance condition is satisfied. Those supporting an ordinary proposal hold fifty-eight percent of the firm’s total capital. A separate amendment to the memorandum is also proposed, but the count of attending partners supporting that amendment has not been recorded. A manager announces that quorum means every proposal has passed. The task is to separate the tests and identify the missing information without inventing a universal voting rule for every business form or every possible private agreement.