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Ch 8Correspondence with Depositors — Class 12 Secretarial Practice, concept-first.

Correspondence with Depositors is the eighth chapter of the Maharashtra State Board (MSBSHSE) HSC Secretarial Practice syllabus for Std XII, standing right after Correspondence with Debenture-holders and just before Depository System.

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Correspondence with Depositors is the eighth chapter of the Maharashtra State Board (MSBSHSE) HSC Secretarial Practice syllabus for Std XII, standing right after Correspondence with Debenture-holders…

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Who Is a Depositor? The Secretary's Correspondence with Depositors

Chapter 5 defined a 'deposit', under Section 2(31) of the Companies Act, 2013, as any receipt of money by a company by way of deposit, loan, or in any other form (subject to the exclusions that chapte…

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Acceptance of Deposit and Issue of the Deposit Receipt

A prospective depositor applies to the company on the prescribed application form (accompanying the circular the company has already issued to its members under Section 73(2), or the public advertisem…

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Payment of Interest on Deposit

The rate of interest a company promises a depositor, and the frequency at which it is paid (commonly annually, though a Deposit Receipt may equally promise half-yearly or cumulative interest), are bot…

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Renewal of Deposit

As a deposit's maturity date approaches, it is in both the company's and the depositor's interest for the Secretary to write well in advance — rather than wait for the depositor to ask what happens ne…

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Repayment of Deposit on Maturity

Chapter 5 already established that repayment of a deposit must happen strictly on the date, and for the amount, stated in the Deposit Receipt — a company has no general right to delay repayment beyond…

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Regret Letter for Non-Acceptance of a Deposit, with Refund

Not every deposit application a company receives can lawfully be accepted. Chapter 5 studied the statutory ceilings the Companies (Acceptance of Deposits) Rules, 2014 fix on the aggregate a company ma…

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  1. Q5State the occasions on which a Company Secretary has to correspond with the depositors of a company.Free
  2. Q6State the essentials of a good letter written by a Company Secretary to a depositor.Preview
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  1. Q1A depositor of a company is, in the eyes of law, a ____ of the company. (A) Owner (B) Creditor (C) Trustee (D) EmployeeFree
  2. Q2Under the Companies (Acceptance of Deposits) Rules, 2014, a company must issue a Deposit Receipt to a depositor within ____ days of acceptin…Preview
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  1. Q3Distinguish between a Depositor and a Member of a company.Free
  2. Q4Distinguish between Renewal of a Deposit and Repayment of a Deposit.Preview
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  1. Q7Draft a letter, on behalf of Vidarbha Textiles Limited, accepting a fixed deposit of Rs. 60,000 from Mrs. Sunita Kale for a period of 12 mon…Free
  2. Q8Draft a letter, on behalf of Bharat Plastics Limited, forwarding the annual interest due to Mr. Ramesh Gaikwad on his fixed deposit of Rs. 4…Free
  3. Q9Draft a letter, on behalf of Deccan Traders Limited, informing Mr. Vikas Pawar that his fixed deposit is maturing in two months, and invitin…Preview
  4. Q10Draft a letter, on behalf of Vidarbha Textiles Limited, enclosing a cheque in repayment of Mrs. Manisha Kulkarni's fixed deposit of Rs. 90,0…Preview
  5. Q11Draft a letter, on behalf of Konkan Agro Industries Limited, regretting the Company's inability to accept Mr. Abhijit More's fixed deposit a…Preview