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Hi, simply put provisions of 269SS and 269T in brief if you're taking any loan or repaying any loan in excess of Rs 20,000/- then you can do so only if the payment mode is otherwise than in cash.
Interest portion is also covered here, ok.
For your reference read the following para on 269T
Section 269T : Section 269T of Income Tax Act provides that any branch of a banking company or a cooperative society, firm or other person shall not repay any loan or deposit otherwise than by an account payee cheque or account payee bank draft drawn in the name of the person, who has made the loan or deposit, if (1) The amount of the loan or deposit together with interest is Rs 20000 or more, or (2) The aggregate amount of loans or deposits held by such person, either in his own name or jointly with other person on the date of such repayment together with interest, is Rs 20000 or more.
For example if X is having loan of Rs 30000 outstanding to Y. Then X cannot repay such loan in cash to Y. -