Anonymous
09 November 2009 at 09:02
sir,my client wants to register a hospital witht the authorities,how to register,can it be register under shops and establishments,can it be registered as a firm
avni
09 November 2009 at 01:16
respected sir,
i want to know that how i am increase my layering skills like practice with my law course and is their is any computer course which really help me in the future ... someone told me that web designing help the law student ...
Kashyap
08 November 2009 at 23:09
1)Is there any law called as general laws ?
2) Is there any definition in the same regarding "relative" ?
3) Can the two wives of the same person can be termed as relatives for the computation of tax purposes ? {Mr. A has two wives, Mrs. X and Mrs. Y.
Mrs.X gifts to Mrs. Y (may be cash or immovable property). Is this
taxable in the hands of Mrs. Y ? }
Anonymous
08 November 2009 at 22:32
Respected sir,
with your expert opinion i took a lot of advantages,as i want to discuss one more problem,
sir as my wife has registered a case u/s 498a & 406.34 ipc at the instances of her maternal uncles & i got anticipatory bail from DHC,as she is only daughter of her parents in delhi.as i love her very much and don't want to spoil my matrimonial life.so please let me the ways so that i can take her back with her dignity.
please save my life,reputation,and matrimonial life. please advice me that how can i resume my life with her?
Anonymous
08 November 2009 at 21:20
My Father has 40 acres of land which he inherited from his father. I am 2 brothers and 5 sisters, all are married. I am staying different state for a job and visiting home town 2-3 times in a year. My brother is a teacher and staying in hometown. My father age is 72 years and I want lawful partition during his lifetime. My brother doesn’t want as he gets advantage of being in him town and getting cash/kind regularly from my father. My brother has convinced my father not to agree for partition as I would sell all my share of property. Since, my brother is staying near to my father, he is listening more to my brother. Recently, I came to know that my brother has acquired 2 properties in his wife name in last 5-6 years. He claims that this property has been acquired from his own income, but I doubt. As he is getting regular cash/kind for running his house, education of child etc, he might have used joint property income in purchase of personal assets. He is known for pressuring my father for his entire requirement. My sisters also know this. I am not getting any income from joint property and not getting support from my father for partition.
Question:
(1) Can I make claim in the property acquired by my brother in partition suit on the ground that income from joint property has been utilized for purchase of this property?
(2) If so, then I shall have to produce evidence that it has been acquired from joint property income or my brother will have to produce evidence that it has not been acquired from joint property and it has been acquired from his personal income?
Suresh C Mishra
08 November 2009 at 20:20
company has pf trust, but not paying him since one year after a long battle of letters to the company trust? now my querry is that the RPFC has any control over the PF ? Can RPFC has to initiate under section 7 A against the trust or company ? what releif can be sought from HC under writ ? Please suggest ? I have drafted writ but before filing it i want to consult our learned friends of this club .
Anonymous
08 November 2009 at 20:19
My company (here is called borrower )have taken Term loan from Riico ( Financial Institution)and working capital facilities from Nationalise bank's branch . Riico have first charge on immovable assets of the borrower,and Nationalise bank have 2nd charge on immovable assets of the borrower and Nationalise bank have also 1st charge on current assets of the borrower.
Besides above one pvt. limited company give corporate gurantee in favor of borrower to Nationalise bank against working capital facilities provided by the Nationalise bank to the borrower.
pvt. limited company also mortagaged his immovable assets to Nationalise bank,where as pvt ltd company have not taken any loan from the Nationalise bank .
Is nationalised bank can take possession of the immovable property of a private limited company under sarfeasi Act 2002. who have not taken loan but mortaged his immovable property.
Dharmendra Jain
08 November 2009 at 20:18
My company (here is called borrower )have taken Term loan from Riico ( Financial Institution)and working capital facilities from Nationalise bank's branch . Riico have first charge on immovable assets of the borrower,and Nationalise bank have 2nd charge on immovable assets of the borrower and Nationalise bank have also 1st charge on current assets of the borrower.
Besides above one pvt. limited company give corporate gurantee in favor of borrower to Nationalise bank against working capital facilities provided by the Nationalise bank to the borrower.
pvt. limited company also mortagaged his immovable assets to Nationalise bank,where as pvt ltd company have not taken any loan from the Nationalise bank .
Is nationalised bank can take possession of the immovable property of a private limited company under sarfeasi Act 2002. who have not taken loan but mortaged his immovable property.
Suresh C Mishra
08 November 2009 at 20:14
company has pf trust, but not paying him since one year after a long battle of letters to the company trust? now my querry is that the RPFC has any control over the PF ? Can RPFC has to initiate under section 7 A against the trust or company ? what releif can be sought from HC under writ ? Please suggest ? I have drafted writ but before filing it i want to consult our learned friends of this club .
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MOBILE CONVERSATION OR SMS AS PROOF
What is the procedure of obtaining very past to present CONVERSATION and SMS between 2 or more mobiles and what would be the cost to obtain it and the time period.
This in case for a FAMILY OR CIVIL COURT matter. Would it stand as solid proof? Is it a very cumbersome procedure and in what form would it be presented.
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