Can a company borrow loan from directors,shareholders&third paries?if borrowed which section attracts?
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This discussion clarifies company loan borrowing regulations. It confirms that companies can indeed borrow funds from their directors, referencing the Companies (Acceptance of Deposits) Rules. While borrowing from third parties is generally permissible, the situation with shareholders is less clear-cut and depends on the definition of a 'deposit'. The rules may also differ for private versus public companies.
I am not sure but company can't borrow from its shareholder but can borrow from third parties. Read definition of deposit 2(31) with rule 2(c) of companies (A&D)