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The question is incomplete, ending with "The Bod". I will assume the question asks for the calculation of the amounts received/due at each stage of the share issue process, considering the oversubscription and discount. I will also assume that the Board of Directors (BoD) decided to allot 15,000 shares on a pro-rata basis and adjust the excess application money towards allotment.

Given Information:

  • Shares Issued: 15,000 shares
  • Face Value per Share: Rs. 100
  • Discount per Share: Rs. 10
  • Issue Price per Share: Rs. 100 - Rs. 10 = Rs. 90
  • Applications Received: 25,000 shares (Oversubscription)

Payment Schedule:

  • On Application: Rs. 20
  • On Allotment: Rs. 40
  • On First and Final Call: Rs. 30
  • Total per share: Rs. 20 + Rs. 40 + Rs. 30 = Rs. 90 (Matches issue price)

Step 1: Calculate Application Money

  • Application money received from applicants:

    Application Money Received=Number of Applications×Application Money per Share\text{Application Money Received} = \text{Number of Applications} \times \text{Application Money per Share} Application Money Received=25,000 shares×Rs. 20/share=Rs. 500,000\text{Application Money Received} = 25,000 \text{ shares} \times \text{Rs. } 20/\text{share} = \text{Rs. } 500,000
  • Application money due on shares allotted (transferred to Share Capital):

    Application Money Due=Number of Shares Allotted×Application Money per Share\text{Application Money Due} = \text{Number of Shares Allotted} \times \text{Application Money per Share} Application Money Due=15,000 shares×Rs. 20/share=Rs. 300,000\text{Application Money Due} = 15,000 \text{ shares} \times \text{Rs. } 20/\text{share} = \text{Rs. } 300,000
  • Excess application money:

    Excess Application Money=Application Money Received−Application Money Due\text{Excess Application Money} = \text{Application Money Received} - \text{Application Money Due} Excess Application Money=Rs. 500,000−Rs. 300,000=Rs. 200,000\text{Excess Application Money} = \text{Rs. } 500,000 - \text{Rs. } 300,000 = \text{Rs. } 200,000

    This excess amount will be adjusted against the allotment money.

Step 2: Calculate Allotment Money

  • Allotment money due on shares allotted:

    Allotment Money Due=Number of Shares Allotted×Allotment Money per Share\text{Allotment Money Due} = \text{Number of Shares Allotted} \times \text{Allotment Money per Share} Allotment Money Due=15,000 shares×Rs. 40/share=Rs. 600,000\text{Allotment Money Due} = 15,000 \text{ shares} \times \text{Rs. } 40/\text{share} = \text{Rs. } 600,000
  • Cash to be received on allotment:

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