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Which of the following differences between a share and a debenture?
1. While share capital is the credit into the company, debenture is an ownership capital
2. While dividend is paid on shares, interest is paid on debentures

Which of the following differences between a share and a debenture?
1. While share capital is the credit into the company, debenture is an ownership capital
2. While dividend is paid on shares, interest is paid on debentures Correct Answer 2 only

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What is/are the following differences between private and public limited companies?
1. In a private limited company there is restriction on the number of members, where as no such restriction is applicable on a public limited company.
2. A private limited company can be listed on a stock exchange, where as a public limited company is always listed on a stock exchange.
3. A private limited company cannot issue debentures, whereas a public limited company can issue debentures.
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Which of the following is correct?
1. Unrealised dividend is an asset to the company
2. Dividend declared between two annual general meeting is called interim dividend
3. A company can distribute both interim and final dividend in the same financial year
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