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Related-Party Transaction Checklist

Approve and disclose related-party transactions correctly under Section 188 of the Companies Act, 2013.

RELATED-PARTY TRANSACTION CHECKLIST

Identifying, approving and recording transactions with related parties under Section 188 and Rule 15.

Identification

  • ☐ Maintain an updated list of related parties per Section 2(76)
  • ☐ Collect MBP-1 disclosures of interest from all directors
  • ☐ Classify the nature of transaction (sale, purchase, lease, services, agency)
  • ☐ Assess whether the transaction is in the ordinary course of business

Arm’s-Length & Thresholds

  • ☐ Confirm terms are at arm’s length, or seek approvals
  • ☐ Check whether the transaction crosses prescribed value thresholds under Rule 15
  • ☐ Obtain valuation or benchmarking support for pricing

Approvals

  • ☐ Board approval with interested director not participating in the vote
  • ☐ Prior member approval by ordinary resolution if above thresholds
  • ☐ Related-party members abstain from voting on the resolution

Records & Disclosure

  • ☐ Enter the contract in the register of contracts (Form MBP-4)
  • ☐ File MGT-14 for the board resolution, if required
  • ☐ Disclose particulars in Form AOC-2 in the Board’s Report
  • ☐ Report related-party transactions in the audited financials

Note: Transactions in the ordinary course of business and on arm’s-length terms do not need member approval, but must still be board-approved and disclosed. Keep documentary evidence of the arm’s-length basis.

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