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<h1>Clause 192 of Companies Bill 2011: Restricts Non-Cash Deals Involving Directors Without Prior General Meeting Approval.</h1> Clause 192 of the Companies Bill, 2011, restricts non-cash transactions involving directors. It prohibits companies from engaging in arrangements where a director or connected person acquires assets from the company, or vice versa, without prior approval via a resolution in a general meeting. If the director is part of a holding company, approval must also be obtained from the holding company's general meeting. The notice for approval must detail the arrangement and asset values, assessed by a registered valuer. Arrangements violating this section are voidable unless restitution is impossible, indemnification occurs, or rights are acquired bona fide without notice of contravention.