Hai Rashmi,
I feel that the procedure provided by you is right. The following matters should be decided at the Board meeting:
1.convertibility
2.terms and premium
3.maturity
4. interest
5. appointment of trustee.
Section 117B do not specify about the non applicability to a private limited company. Hence, I feel that even a private limited Company should appoint a Debenture Trustee. Please correct me if I am wrong.
I am also attachin a format of such deed available with me. A Debenture Trust Deed shall include the following:
a. An undertaking by the company to pay the Debenture holders, principal and interest.
b. Clauses giving the Trustees the legal mortgages over the company's freehold and leasehold property.
c. Clauses that may make the security enforceable in the event of default in payment of principal or interest i.e. appointment of receiver, foreclosure, sale of assets etc.
d. A clause giving the Trustees the power to take possession of the property charged when security becomes enforceable.
e. Register of Debenture holders, meeting of all debenture holders and other administrative matters may be included in the Deed.
In addition thereto, the SEBI regulations have laid format of the Trust Deed in Schedule IV to the regulations. Some of the important provisions would include
f. Time limit of creation of security for issue of debentures.
g. Obligations of the body corporate towards the debenture holders.
h. Obligations towards the debenture holders - equity ratio and debt service coverage ratio.
i. Procedure for the inspection of charged assets by the Trustees.
Warm Regards,
Sreeraj