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Gururja Rao   11 June 2008 at 18:28

Stamp duty and registration fee

My friend is entering in to a lease agreement for commercial purpose for a period of five years, on a monthly rent of Rs30,000/-.And futher my friend agreed to enhance the rent by 6% on expiry of every two years during existance of first initial five years period.
when my friend approached registration office of Nampally, Hyderabad to find out what will be the stamp duty and registration fee for registering the lease agreement one of the officer informed him that the total stamp duty and registration for said lease agreement comes to Rs 18,000/- and above, without expalining how he arrived at such calculation.
Can any body help my friend by answering him how to calculate and what will be the proper stamp duty and registration fee in A.P for the aforesaid lease agreement with suitable case law if any, it is urgent tomarrow he is going for registration most probably.

somesh   11 June 2008 at 17:24

Need divorce

I got married six months back. I was not interested in the girl I got married to, but had to get married due to family pressure. I hardly stayed with the girl for about a month. I am looking forward for separation. But the girl will not agree,so this will not be a case of mutual conscent. Is it possible that I can file the case before an year? I can form a case on medical grounds. I dont want to stay in this forced marriage. Please advise what can be the earliest to come out of it.
Thanks.

NEERAJ GUPTA   11 June 2008 at 15:12

domestic voilence- interem maintainance granted

sir,
MY BROTHER EARNS AS PER HIS ITR 1.70LACS PER ANNUM.THE MM GRANTED THE LADY RS RS.8000/- PER MONTH AS MAINATAINENCE. BY WHICH SHE AGAIN APPEALED AT ADL. JUDGE FOR INCREASE AND WAS GRANTED RS.15000/- PER MONTH AS INTEREM MAINTAINENCE INCLUDING THE CHILD OF 3YRS. NOW HOW IS IT POSSIBLE THAT SHE BE GRANTED MAINTAINENCE MORE THAN WHAT MY BROTHER EARNS. PLS. ADVISE WHAT SHOULD WE DO AS SHE HAS PUT AT LEAST 10 CASES AGAINST HIM. HE IS NOT ABLE TO ATTEND WORK REGULARLY AND ALSO BECAUSE OF THESE TENSIONS HE IS DETECTED WITH BP & SUGAR.
FROM WHER HE WILL BRING THE MONEY MORE THAN HIS CAPACITY TO EARN & IF ALL IS GIVEN TO HER THEN WHERE WILL HE FEED HIMSELF.

TIS IS REAL CRUELTY. PLS. ADVISE.

THANKS

NEERAJ GUPTA

SATISH KUMAR   11 June 2008 at 12:25

Right of first refusal

Dear Friends

Can any one explain me the concept of right of first refusal and its legal significance. Can one party claim it eventhough such right is not specifically mentioned in the agreement.

Sanjay Sharma   11 June 2008 at 11:48

Is Tractor Accessories Automobiles Parts or Not

I am in “ Spare Parts Division” of a Tractor Manufacturer in the same premises i.e Tractor Manufacturing plant. The Tractor is exempted for the levying of excise duty on final product. But in Spare Parts division, we procure the parts from the suppliers and sell them within the packing of our company ( with the brand name of our company) charging the Excise Duty on the basis of MRP under the latest amended notification on 14/2008-C.E.(N.T.) dated 01/03/08.

We clear all the Tractor Spare Parts with charging excise duty along with the Tractor “Accessories “ also with applying the same method ( Packing and Labeling of our company).

As per the above mentioned notification “ Parts, components and assemblies of automobiles of any heading are liable to charge the excise duty on the basis of MRP.

My Question is ---
1. Are, in your view, Tractor Accessories also falls within the criteria of Parts, components and assemblies of automobiles ?, as the “Accessories” are not specifically define in the said notification.
2. If the tractor accessories are not covered under the automobile parts, can we clear them without charging the excise duty or not ?.

Pls give me valuable opinion.

Regards
Sanjay Sharma
9811095996

Raja Sundarraman   11 June 2008 at 00:30

Legal profession

Learned Friends, we ,being enrolled in the roll of the Bar Council won't be able to do any full time job in any Concern as per the BCI Rules. I want to know whether a proprietorship firm or a Company can have its own panel of Advocates and offer legal services to its customers through the panel on receiving fees therefor. Kindly Share your views.

ankit gupta   10 June 2008 at 23:13

study abroad

hi there !
i am a 3rd year law student of 5 year llb course.
i am on my vacations ,please suggest me which course i can apply for in this time.
also tell me that what are the way to join the programs abroad,and what is the best coutry to go for study if i want to do my practice in india.

vinod bansal   10 June 2008 at 21:54

expert opinion vs. oral version

Sir I want to submit a case in which there are two sets of accused i.e. ABC & DEFG ,there is a eye witness in this case he is saying that real murderer are AB &C but police found in their investigation that real murderer are D,E,F, & G. Police also recovered weapon used in the murder at the instance of accused D,E,F, & G.Weapon Revolver was sent to FSL for expert opinion.Ballistic expert opined that this revolver was used in the present murder case because bullets which were removed (Taken Out) from the body of dceased and test fired bullets are fired from the same revolver.police discharged the accused AB & C and chargesheeted accused D,E,F, & G.but later on eye witness appear in the court and stated that real murderer are AB & C and D,E,F, & G.are not murderer,resultly AB &C summoned by the court us 319 crpc & now position is that two sets of accused are before the court one is AB &C & another is D,E,F, & G. Eyewitness is saying that real murderer is AB &C but FSL (Expert)report says real murderer is Accused D,E,F,& G.which version is acceptable.

Eswar   10 June 2008 at 21:25

Retainable land

What is retainable land under Andhra pradesh state law? Do we need to pay tax for selling retainable land in Andhra pradesh?

Eswar   10 June 2008 at 21:22

Taxes on retainable land

We had some ancestral property. We had an agreement with the society (name not mentioned) to sell at a nominal rate in 1970's. Govt said we cannot sell as we have excess land. GO was passed after 20 years to sell the land(retainable) and society approached us to register us the lands in their names. They promised to give nominal amount slightly higher than what was agreed upon in 1970's. we agreed on moral grounds. Now the govt is asking us to pay the taxes on the govt rate.
Govt rate was around Rs. 6000 per sq yd and we sold it for Rs.65. Now govt is asking us to pay the tax amt of Rs 1 crore 20 lakhs as there was an amendment in the law done sometime in 2004 or 2005 where the law says that we need to pay the tax even if we sell the land for a lower rate than the govt specified rate or give the land as a gift. This is Andhra Pradesh. Please advice on what needs to be done to come out of this situation.