MD & Co. is in the hands of a receiver for debenture holders. The following statement of affairs is prepared:

Assets

Book

Realizable

 

Value

Value

 

   

Buildings

20,00,000

24,00,000

Machinery

40,00,000

16,00,000

Stock

32,00,000

8,00,000

Debtors

32,00,000

20,00,000

Cash

4,00,000

4,00,000

 

1,28,00,000

72,00,000

Less: 6% First Mortgage

 

= 40,00,000

   Debentures

 

                    

 

 

= 32,00,000

Less: 7% Second Mortgage

 

= 48,00,000

   Debentures

 

                    

   Deficiency Regarding

 

= 16,00,000

   Mortgage Debentures

 

 

Less: Unsecured Creditors

 

= 20,00,000

   Deficiency Regarding

 

= 36,00,000

   Unsecured Creditors

 

 

Less: Contributions aries:

 

   2,00,000 Fully Paid

 

 

   Shares of Rs.10 Each

 

 

   20,00,000

 

 

   2,00,000 Shares of

 

 

   Rs. 10 Each Rs.4 Paid up

 

 

   8,00,000 _________

 

28,00,000

   Deficiency Regarding

 

64,00,000

   Contributories

 

 

All the debentures are held by A and B. First mortgage debentures are held as Rs.24,00,000 and Rs.16,00,000 respectively by A and B. Second mortgage debentures are held as Rs.32,00,000 and Rs.16,00,000 by A and B, respectively.

In addition, Rs.8,00,000 of unsecured creditors are debts due to A and B for Rs.4,00,000 each. Further, fully paid 20,000 and 8,000 partly paid shares respectively under a scheme of reconstruction.

  1. Partly paid shares of Rs.10 are to be fully called up and all shares, except as shown in (iii) below, are to be reduced shares of Rsd.1 fully paid up.
  2. A will cancel all his dues including debentures, pay Rs.4,00,000 cash and will be issued new 8% first mortgage debentures of Rs.44,00,000.
  3. B will cancel all his dues and surrender all his shares and will be paid Rs.4,00,000 cash and new 8% first mortgage debentures of Rs.24,00,000.
  4. Balance of unsecured creditors will sacrifice 20% and will be compensated to the extent of 10% of original amount by issue of equity shares of Rs.1.

Pass the necessary journal entries and also draft the balance sheet after the scheme is put into operation.