Aakash Jaiswal
10 February 2009 at 14:30
dear sir/madam
a company has to be converted into private limited so please suggest the whole procedure and resolution to be passed.
thank you
aakash jaiswal
rooman
09 February 2009 at 17:04
hi,iam going to start a small company that is online pc repair only in karnataka, i will accept credits through credit card online
please tell me A to Z rules & regulations......
vijay ajmera
06 February 2009 at 19:36
One of my creditor is going for merger with other company. They are not paying outstanding amount due to me. I want to stop this merger process.
I am not sure that after merger new company will pay off my debt or not.
Can I do That?
Is there any forms and where I have to file those forms?
Please advice
Sanjeev
06 February 2009 at 17:59
does any body have any cietation for any case u/s 138 of N.I. Act where case was accepted and decided on basis of "Signature Differs"/ "Signature Mismatched"
a.s. sharma
05 February 2009 at 20:49
which court do i go to if i have to file a petition under s.397 of the companies act in respect of a private limited company.
Kasu
04 February 2009 at 14:17
ther is a partnership firm where ther are 5 partners ratio 30:30:20:10:10
the partners having 20:10:10 share are threating to give a dispute letter in the bank.
The partner having 20% is a lady and she is partner in other Concrete industry with her husband.
the partners having 10% each are directors of a casting company which is private limited.
One of the partner having 30% STAKE in the firm is parnter in the concrete firm to help the firm in legal matter
and he is the gurantor in the cating company.
The business is being carried out by partners with 30:30 ratio and the other 3 partners are non working but they take profits and now.the partnership firm is doing good and the other 3 partners 20:10:10 are not doing good are trying to give the dispute letter. What action can be taken to avoid the letter and even if the letter is given what should be the course of action.
Thanks in advance
Subodh
03 February 2009 at 18:31
While vetting an agreement for services, the following clause appeared in it which reads:
The Parties further hereby waive any right to a trial by jury with respect to any lawsuit or judicial proceeding arising or relating to this Agreement.
How far is this clause acceptable?
What is jury here? Is it applicable in India
Saai Murugan
02 February 2009 at 12:53
What are the necessary steps should be taken when starting a company
Company Type : Web Based (Services Oriented)
Please Advice!!
ashwin shah
01 February 2009 at 11:32
Few month back I have taken personal loan from City BAnk, emi were regularly paid. Due to sudden collapse of market my earnings were drastically reduced and I could not make payment of emis as agreed. I have contacted to bank and letter was given not deposit postdated blank security cheques given at the time of siginng agreement. Now that bank had deposited the said sequrity cheque andintiated legal proceedings that too out of jurisdiction area where transaction were never happend. Please guid me about the way and manner of giving rely. Is there any case law for determingin jurisdiction for filing case U/s.138 from Mumabi HC or Supreme court.
please do guide and oblige.
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