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Question 14 Marks
No interest is paid by the bank on the current account.
Answer
  • The Current account is normally opened by businessmen, firms, or companies.
  • A current account is a running account and in practice it never becomes time-barred.
  • This account is opened with a minimum deposit.
  • There is no limit on the amount or number of withdrawals.
  • Interest is not payable on this account.
  • Overdraft facility is given only to current depositors after following the prescribed bank procedure.
  • Hence, interest is paid only in the case of recurring, fixed, and saving accounts and not in the case of the current account.
  • Thus, no interest is paid by the bank on the current account.
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Question 24 Marks
Bank correspondence should be brief and to the point.
Answer
  • The bank is a financial institution.
  • A company secretary has to conduct bank correspondence as per the instruction of the Board.
  • Bank correspondence needs careful and cautious drafting.
  • The company secretary has to use his knowledge, skill, and experience while conducting bank correspondence,
  • The company secretary has to conduct bank correspondence promptly and accurately.
  • Mistakes and delays in bank correspondence may bring financial loss to the company.
  • Bank correspondence should be always brief, compact, and precise.
  • Unnecessary or irrelevant information should be avoided in bank correspondence.
  • Thus, bank correspondence should be brief and to the point.
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Question 34 Marks
In cash credit, the customer’s account is credited by a bank with the sanctioned amount.
Answer
Cash credit is another kind of credit facility given by the bank to its customers including businessmen, companies, etc.
  • A separate bank account known as a “Cash Credit Account” is required to be opened in the name of the borrower.
  • The bank credits the account as per the sanctioned cash limit from which the customer can utilize funds whenever required for cash credit.
  • Generally, the security of tangible assets like goods, finished stock is required to be kept.
  • The interest is charged only on the actual amount utilized by the customer.
  • Cash credit arrangement is for a longer period as compared to overdraft.
  • This system of lending is prevalent in India only.
  • Thus, in cash credit, the customer’s account is credited by a bank with the sanctioned amount.
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