can private company give loan to proprietarship firm where directors and partners are same?
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This discussion explores whether a private company can provide a loan to a proprietorship firm when the directors and partners are the same. It clarifies that while such loans might be permissible if they fall within the ordinary course of business, the lack of separate legal identity for proprietorships can attract specific regulations. For partnership firms, board and shareholder approval with full disclosure is required. Notably, these rules do not apply to NBFCs.
Proprietorship doesn't have any separate legal identity,so in this case 185 will attract ....if it's partnership then approval from board and shareholder with complete disclosure of purpose ,and other procedural requirements of the section loan may be disbursed....lastly ,it's not applicable for NBFCs
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