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Distinguish between the following classifications and debentures: (a) Bearer debentures and registered debentures. (b) Redeemable debentures and irredeemable debentures. (c) Debentures and debenture...

      

Distinguish between the following classifications and debentures:

(a) Bearer debentures and registered debentures.

(b) Redeemable debentures and irredeemable debentures.

(c) Debentures and debenture stock

(d) Unsecured debentures and secured debentures

  

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Martin
a)Bearer debenture

-This is a debenture payable to the holder or bearer.
- It is a negotiable instrument transferable by mere delivery and free from equities.
- A bonafide transferee acquires a good title.
- Bearer can sue the company in his own name.

Registered debenture

This is a debenture issued to a registered holder i.e. registered by the company.?? ? It is payable to the registered person.
- The company has particulars of a specific person.
It is transferable by the execution of an instrument of transfer.

(b) Redeemable debentures

- These are debentures which are redeemable within a specified duration.
- The redemption must be effected in accordance with its provision i.e. payment of principal and interest.
Irredeemable debentures: These are debentures that are only redeemable in the event of winding up or some serious default by the company.

c)Debentures It is a document evidencing indebtedness which is secured or unsecured. This is acknowledgement of indebtedness it is evidenced that a company is indebted Edmunds V. Blaing Co. Debenture includes:

Debenture Stock:

- It is transferable in whole.
- This is a loan fund created by a company. It is divisible among a class of lenders each of whom is given a debenture stock certificate specifying the part a creditor is entitled to.
-It is the indebtedness itself and the certificate evidences the stockholders interest.
- Debenture stock can be divided and transferred in fractions.
- It is created by a trust deed.

d)Unsecured debentures These are debentures that are naked i.e. They have no charge or security to secure the amount borrowed. The creditor can only sue the debtor in the event of default.
Secured debenture

- This is a debenture which contain a charge over the assets of the company.
- May be secured by a fixed or floating charge or both.
marto answered the question on February 6, 2019 at 10:54


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