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Anil Agrawal (Retired)     17 September 2009

Payment in cash or by cheque

An old man has three fixed deposits of 10000 each. The maturity value of each is about 12700 one maturing in Sep 2009, another in Jan 2010 and yet another in Jul 2010. When he went to encash the Sep FDR, the bank said that payment will be made by cheque though the amount if less than 20000 as all the FDRs will be clubbed together which will make it 30000. I think each repayment is separate and payment by cheque is mandatory only when the payment is in excess of Rs.20000. Please guide the law of income tax on this subject.



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(Guest)

You are right.

Sachin Bhatia (Advocate)     17 September 2009

Yes  repayment of each FDR is separate. At this point of time you are only demanding to refund Sep FDR maturity valued only Rs.12700 which is less than Rs. 20000. You can get this amount in cash.

PJANARDHANA REDDY (ADVOCATE & DIRECTOR)     17 September 2009

MORE THAN 20K MUST BY CHQ/DD/BC/PO OR SUCH CONVENIENT INSTRUMENT NOT CASH AS PER IT ACT...

Anil Agrawal (Retired)     18 September 2009

 Request please quote Section of Income Tax Act laying down limit of Rs.20000.

Sivadas Chettur (Chartered accountant)     25 September 2009

Dear Agarval,

                            Your attention is invited to Sec269T(b) of the act hich clearly says that if the aggregate of the deposits held by a person in a branch exceeds Rs 20000 then the payment can be effected only by way of cheque and as such the Bank is justified in its view.

sivadas chettoor siva208@yahoo.com

Sivadas Chettur (Chartered accountant)     25 September 2009

Dear Agrawal,

                            Your attention is invited to Sec269T(b) of the act which clearly says that if the aggregate of the deposits held by a person in a branch exceeds Rs 20000 then the payment can be effected only by way of cheque and as such the Bank is justified in its view.

sivadas chettoor siva208@yahoo.com

Raj Kumar Makkad (Adv P & H High Court Chandigarh)     26 September 2009

Fully agreed with Chettur.

Vineet (Director)     03 October 2009

Fully agree with Mr Chettur. As the total deposit with bank exceed Rs 20,000/-, the repayment can be efeected only by way of crossed cheque.


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