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Eastpac Bank has lent Alexandra Ltd $500 000. Part of the loan contract prevents Alexandra from borrowing money in the future from other banks without the permission of Eastpac. As a result of this relationship:

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Eastpac Bank has lent Alexandra Ltd $500 000. Part of the loan contract prevents Alexandra from borrowing money in the future from other banks without the permission of Eastpac. As a result of this relationship:

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As a result of this relationship:

Eastpac Bank has protective rights over Alexandra Ltd.

Here are the steps to understand this:

  1. Loan Contract: Eastpac Bank has lent Alexandra Ltd $500,000. The loan contract includes a clause that prevents Alexandra from borrowing money in the future from other banks without the permission of Eastpac.

  2. Protective Rights: These are rights designed to protect the interest of the party that holds those rights. In this case, the right of Eastpac Bank to prevent Alexandra Ltd from borrowing money from other banks without its permission is a protective right. This right is designed to protect Eastpac Bank's interest by ensuring that Alexandra Ltd does not take on excessive debt that could jeopardize its ability to repay the loan to Eastpac Bank.

  3. Result of the Relationship: As a result of this relationship, Eastpac Bank has protective rights over Alexandra Ltd. However, these protective rights do not necessarily give Eastpac Bank control over Alexandra Ltd. According to AASB 10, protective rights do not give the holder power over the entity to which those rights relate. Therefore, despite these protective rights, Eastpac Bank does not necessarily have control over Alexandra Ltd.

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