Raja Rajeswari S
04 November 2009 at 12:04
Dear members,
A private limited co. X formed on 1997, is to be currently undertaken by a another private co.
One of the sharehloder of the X co. expired during the year, 1999 and his legal heirs did not claim for transmission of shares in their name immediately after his death.
Now the one of the legal heir wants the shares transferred in his name. Can he apply to the company for the transmission in his name now (after 10 years)?
Will the company refuse on any grounds?
Can the co. transfer those shares in the name of the expired person to the new co. ?
regards
shehnaaz haq
04 November 2009 at 11:55
i want divorce from my husband and maintenance for my child who is 3 months old,my husband does not earn at all from past one year and gave me mental torture from the day we got married.and my father in law insults me every now and then in front of people.he sends all abusive messages to my dad and me on our mobile.and now he is linking me with my friends that i have affair with them.he used all my money from the bank for playing gambling,and never came home on time.and tried to commit suicide many times,and robbed my gold also to play gambling,i want justice and the custody of my child please help.mahi
Anonymous
04 November 2009 at 11:48
Can someone please provide me the format of letter of offer for rights issue of unlisted company?
Dipanwita Kali
04 November 2009 at 11:44
Hello,
I would like to know if contents from wikipedia can be copied as is from wikipedia? Contents can be diagrams, paragraphs.
I got the below information on the internet. But if someone can tell me in layman's terms WHAT EXACTLY NEEDS TO BE DONE TO PROTECT MYSELF FROM COPYRIGHT VIOLATION BEFORE TAKING CONTENT FROM WIKI, it would be great.
Wikipedia's textual content is copyrighted, but you may reuse it under the terms of our licensing requirements, summarized below.
Text in Wikipedia, excluding quotations, has been released under the GNU Free Documentation License (or is in the public domain), and can therefore be reused only if you release any derived work under the GFDL. This requires that, among other things, you attribute the authors and allow others to freely copy your work. (This is a summary, see the licence text for the exact details.)
If you are unwilling or unable to use the GFDL for your work, use of Wikipedia content is unauthorized. Small quotations of Wikipedia content, with its source attributed, may be permissible under the "fair use" clause of U.S. copyright law. See Wikipedia:Citing Wikipedia for information about the proper citation of articles. No permission is needed to create a hyperlink to Wikipedia or its articles.
Images used in Wikipedia may have their own, completely independent licensing scheme. Looking at an image's description page by clicking on the image itself should ideally tell you the copyright status of the image. Many images are either in the public domain or licensed under copyleft licenses (such as the GFDL), but many are copyrighted and used on Wikipedia under the "fair use" clause of U.S. copyright law.
Sanjay Sharma
04 November 2009 at 11:27
Dear Sir/Madam,
I am a 38 years B.com graduate from a reputed University in 1991, working in a MNC as Assistant Manager- Indirect Taxation and in this field my experience is almost 15 years and having the strong desire to become an independent Indirect Tax Consultant/ Advocate.
Right from the beginning I am in this field and have in-depth knowledge of Excise, Service Tax, VAT, Import Export, EOU and SEZ also.
Recently, I have completed my LL.B from the same University.
I want to know, what is the way for me to become an Indirect Tax Consultant; I need your valuable suggestions on the matter.
Regards
Sanjay Sharma
Anonymous
04 November 2009 at 10:53
respected seniors,
i have done my b.com(h)from du with marks appx 55 % same in x, xii now i want to do llb from du please tell is there any point to consider of above said subject at the time of getting the job or only knowledge is matter.
Anonymous
04 November 2009 at 10:50
respected seniors,
i have done my b.com(h)from du. now i want to do llb from du . please guide me how i can crack entrance? is there need for coaching? i want carry my family responsibility as early as possible.
Anonymous
04 November 2009 at 10:44
any time limit fixed by court to decide cases at list one time specially in consumer case.
Sanjay Sharma
04 November 2009 at 10:35
How to change the Date of Birth when it is wrongly filed in the High School Certificate in 1986. Actually My date of birth had been wrongly filed when the examination forms was submitted to attend the exam in 1986, but after a big time gap it was realized that there is almost 2 years gap in between the Date of Birth filed in the examination forms and later on it has become the bench mark and in the T.C. (Transfer Certificate) issued by the Village Primary School.
My actual Date of Birth is 01/03/1971 (in Primary School Transfer Certificate) and it is in High School Certificate 05/01/1969.
Dear all Experts now, I want to know that if there is any way to rectify this mistake.
It would be great help for me.
Regards
Sanjay Sharma
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Equal status of the national Song
Hi,
As per my knowledge, National song and NAtional anthem enjoy equal status in the constitution of india. but i am unable to trace the exact provision in the constitution or any other legislation specifically stating this. Government of India's official site also says that thsy enjoy equal status, but doesn't quote any legal authority for the same. (see http://india.gov.in/knowindia/national_song.php)
(Addendum - in view of recent fatwa issued against Vande Mataram)
Section 3 of the THE PREVENTION OF INSULTS TO NATIONAL HONOUR ACT, 1971 punishes individuals from preventing of singing National anthem, but it is applicable only for national anthem, but not the national song. unless we can quote a legal authority giving equal status to both, we cannot apply this section for preventing the singing of National Song.
Provisions of National Hounour Act -
s.3. Prevention of singing of Indian National Anthem, etc. Whoever intentionally prevents the singing of the Indian National Anthem or causes disturbance to any assembly engaged in such singing shall be punished with imprisonment for a term which may extend to three years, or with fine, or with both
can anyone advise me upon the same..