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3rd March, 2017

Related Party Trans - Introduction - Companies Act, 2013

A "Related Party" in a board sense refers to my transaction entered into by a Company with its subsidiaries, associates, directors, their relatives, through joint ventures, etc. It is hence any transaction by a person or company who may be in a position to exercise any significant influence on such a transaction being a contract or arrangement.

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