Section 297

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BOARD’S CONSENT AND CENTRAL GOVERNMENT’S APPROVAL FOR CERTAIN CONTRACTS IN WHICH PARTICULAR DIRECTORS ARE INTERESTED [Sec. 297]

 

Any contract falling within the purview of any of the three exemptions as mentioned in clauses (a), (b) and (c) of sub-section (2) of Section shall neither require the consent of the Board of Directors of the Company nor the previous approval of the Central Government. Such contracts are as under:

 
(i)                 The contract for the purchase of the goods and materials from the company; or the sale of goods and materials to the Company by any of the parties as mentioned earlier, for cash at prevailing market price.

Here Cash means what??

If payment is made or received after 6 months in cheque then also exemption is eligible or not?

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Hi
 
PAYMENT OF CHEQUE EQUIVALENT TO CASH
 
Department’s clarification- A cheque may be treated as the equivalent of a cash payment for the purpose of section 297.
 
However, the term “cash” must be interpreted in a reasonable manner. It would include not only payment in legal tender but also other mode of payment which are recognized by law or customary practice as amounting to payment in cash. For example, payment by cheque or through a bill or hundi which is payable on demand would be tantamount to payment in cash.
 
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Thanks Ajay

But what if payment made after 6-7 months, because in that perid it stands as creditor or Debtor to co. (if credit period is there)

Dear Mr. Amit

 

Department and Companies Act, 1956 is silent on that issue.

Dear Mr. Amit

 

Payment can be made by cheque but has to be paid immdiately. There should be no credt period. The amount has to be paid on delivery and also the rate should at prevailing market price. 

 

Regards

Malav Shah

Thanks Malav & Ajay

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