Anonymous
06 June 2020 at 20:40
I have a query regarding the organizations of a group of people i.e, aarya samaj, jain samaj, patidar samaj, etc come under the ambit of RTI Act or not.
If no then how can individual gather any information of that organization which is not published to the public on their website?
shyam lal
01 June 2020 at 20:13
I have decided to sell my .self acquired residential property as per the present declared 2020 Circle rate
Situation is the buyer is willing to pay as per market rate .which is much less than the Official circle rate.
I am told that circle rate is always less than the prevailing market rate.I am not willing to sell less than the circle rate
Kindly advice ?
CA Vivek Kasat
29 May 2020 at 01:58
This question dates back to the year 2015.
A PVT ltd company has 3 directors of which 2 are staying outside of India (non resident) at one place and 1 is staying in India. It has also appointed a full time Company Secretary.
On 25th September 2015, Company realised that Financials are to be signed and none of the non-resident directors could travel to India and vice-versa.
So, what various options are available to comply with the provisions of section 134 related to signing of Financial Statements by the Company? Also plz give a very practical view i.e. where back dated paper work can also be prepared on this 25th September 2015.
shyam lal
15 April 2020 at 16:51
Before Lock down I had purchased free hold residential plot with in nagar nigam limits.but intend to build after one year hence,question is would I have to pay house tax for vacant plot ,second will the area circle rate be also applicable on open/vacant plot?
ViGnesh sharma
09 March 2020 at 14:50
Dear Sir,
My brother was a college lecturer in an unaided private polytechnic college run by trust in thane salary issued by the trust , Anti corruption catched him in 2015 on a student complaint of bribe and termed him as public servant (iter lok sevak in marathi). Trial is in the court on the basis of sanction of private college principal as government authorities have denied to give sanction. ACB is showing that the courses conducted by college are controlled by MSBTE( technical examination board) also college students gets financial help aid through college account transfered by government. SO HE IS PUBLIC SERVANT.
my query is 1) BEING A PRIVATE UNAIDED COLLEGE EMPLOYEE HE CAN BE PUBLIC SERVANT.
iF YES UNDER WHICH ACT OR LAW.
2) And if No then please guide us to get him out of this anti corruption illegal case.
thanking you.
Anonymous
26 January 2020 at 08:34
For dispute arising between a govt department and his contractor, and an arbitrator is appointed as per the terms of the contract, what are the guidelines of procedure suggested for the arbitrator, kindly advise.
Anonymous
10 December 2019 at 14:46
Hello,
I wanted to make a rent agreement.one of my friend gave me a number of someone from whome he has taken agreement. i called him and asked for agreement he told me the charges 1100 for 1 year and said I have to pay the money before getting the agreement. I transfered him 1100 and now he switched off his phone. I know his name and number but dont know the address. how can i complain about him ang get my money back. Amount is small but the way he is doing fraud i want to complain about him.
Kiran
02 December 2019 at 17:48
Hi Experts,
The company of my husband has provided the wrong details to the court that he has left the job. But, when I investigated, I got to know that he is still working in the same company.
Accordingly, I informed to the court and put one application to direct to the employer of my husband to provide the certified copy of his resignation, reliving letter, and Full & final settlement copy form the company. Then, the court refused to take my application and returned and asked me to file RTI into the company. I told the court that RTI is not applicable to the private sector. But he denied taking my application on record. Then I asked the court to reject the application if it is not tenable. But still, he did not pass any order.
Under these circumstances, please let me know, Can the court direct to the company of my husband to provide the documents on record or not?
Thanks in advance...
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Boja on gifted land
Dear Experts,
There's a land at Chalisgaon, Maharashtra. The owner (husband) of the land gifted (HIBA-NAMA) the property to wife as per Muslim Law.
The owner was having Quarry business in Mumbai. As per Tehsildar-Mumbai there was some royalty amount pending on the owner in respect to another land on which he was quarrying. The owner was also into construction business with 2 partners on a different land. The owner being a partner of the construction business, the Tehsildar issued notice to the construction firm.. And when the notice was issued to the Construction firm, the Collector, Jalgaon levied boja on the land at Chalisgaon which was gifted to the wife by the owner. The owner filed WRIT in the High Court, Bombay and is still pending. The owner averred before the High Court that the payment of the Royalty has already been paid and the Tehsildar Mumbai has the record of the same. The proofs of the same shall be produced in the pending case.
After the death of the Owner, the other legal heir started harassing the wife of the owner in respect to the said property. The wife approached the Court, the Court ordered Temporary injunction in favor of the wife. The wife approached Talathi to mutate her name in the 7/12 extract. The other legal heirs challenged the said notice and the matter went to the Mandal Adhikari. The Mandal Adhikari issued to order in favor of the other legal heirs, did not even considered the Courts order. The Mandal Adhikari verbally informed that main reason for rejection is the boja but he did not mention it in the order. If boja was the reason then the Mandal Adhikari should have mentioned it in the order, but he did not do so.
The reason he stated that as the dispute between the legal heirs in respect to the said land is pending in the Court, mutation cannot be done. During the proceeding, several judgments were cited wherein it was stated that mutation entry cannot be kept in abeyance even if the dispute is pending in the Civil Court. But the Mandal Adhikari over-looked.
The wife is on the verge of filing an Appeal with the SDO.
The false allegations and objections which were raised before the Mandal Adhikari by the other legal heirs were over-ruled and were not sustainable before the Chalisgaon Court.
Can SDO order his sub-ordinates to mutate the wife's name as there is a boja on the land of some other land and not the gifted land?
Any judgments in respect to the said case will be very helpful.
Respected Experts please help.
Regards,
Mohammed Rizwan Shaikh