Pankaj Babbar
04 September 2009 at 10:33
I have a person in my connection. He want to surrender/Disolve his HUF due to financial/personal reasons. So can you explain me if there is any specific method for disolving of HUF or How to disolve HUF.
PANKAJ BABBAR
mandeep
04 September 2009 at 10:26
What would you call a company which is incorporated as a section 25 company and has a paid up capital of Rs.300 crore. The promotors are 9 banks.(5 public sector, two private and two foreign banks)
The company is established as per the payment and settlement act.The holding will be 51 % of public sector banks.
Is it covered by shop & establishment act ?
Is it covered under RTI act ?
Pramod Pawar
04 September 2009 at 09:00
Meanwhile mr.Jaswant and Yashwant made a statement about dicision .Is it not the breach of trust or contract or contrary to sworn in while to be minister.I am willing to file PIL at Aurangabad Highcourt,maharashtra.Weather petition will be maintainable?
SANJAY
04 September 2009 at 08:40
Dear Friends,
In a partnership firm having 3partners and the partnership firm having 3 flats if all the partners want to take the flats what document has to be made?
I have registerd my sale deed but am unable to find the orignal or to procure the certified copy. Now when I want to sell the property the bank of the purchaser is asking for the documents in this case what should I do?
If a sale deed is executed and stamp duty is paid and I again sell the property then will I get refund of the stamp duty?
What is an investment agreeement ?
SUDIP RAJA
04 September 2009 at 02:36
MY SELF SUDIP RAJA.
CAN A CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY & ALSO CO-OPERATIVE BANK IN GUJARAT STATE INVEST THEIR FUND IN MUTUAL FUNDS DEBT ( BOND ) PRODUCT & ALSO IN PRIVATE CORPORATE COMPANY'S FIXED DEPOSIT ?
SUDIP RAJA
M = 9427721997
EMAIL = INVESTMENT.IDOL@YAHOO.CO.IN
SUDIP RAJA
04 September 2009 at 02:33
MYSELF SUDIP RAJA.
CAN A TRUST REGISTERED UNDER bombay public charitable trust act 1950 IN GUJARAT STATE INVESET THEIR FUND IN PREIVAT CORPORATE COPMPANY'S FIXED DEPOSIT & ALOS INVEST IN MUTUAL FUNDS?
SUDIP RAJA
M.9427721997
EMAIL = INVESTMENT.IDOL@YAHOO.CO.IN
MK
04 September 2009 at 01:40
Hi,
Can you please explain me the procedure of filing of Divorce via mutual consent and what is a Deed of Divorce & Decree of divorce. When does it hold importance and is it a legitimate document?
What is divorce petition? Can the deed of divorce hold importance without filing of petition and can the divorce be granted within less than a period of 6 months?
Please advise.
Sumir
04 September 2009 at 01:34
Can I get list of all provisions available in the country, criminal, constitutional etc against noise pollution.
Rajinder Bhatia
03 September 2009 at 22:51
What Law says about “Vakalatnama” submitted by a Advocate in scenario like this?
(A) Advocate ‘A’ submits his vakalatnama and after sometime he is no more seen (he does not appear) in the case but the vakalatnama is still in court records there is no NOC (no objection certificate) in record and or party who engaged A has not even filled any relieving papers in court that Advocate ‘A’ services are no more enggaged by her ???
(B) Now Advocate ‘B’ joins the proceedings and he also submits vakalatnama and does the above and same way party engaging B also does above???
(C) Comes into picture Advocate ‘C’ and same above things happen.
(D) Now comes into picture Advocate ‘D’ and same things like above happens???
Now what I specifically wants to know is
(a) Are all 3 advocates whose vakalatnama is still in court records are still termed and or called advocates on record for that suit / proceedings?
(b) In a Destitution / Penury case can I draw adverse inference of the Court by stating she has 3 advocates on record plus the current one as Advocate D / 4th. ?
(c) What does Advocate Act and or Law talks about previous Advocates?
(d) Was it mandatory to withdraw Vakalatnama of by previous 3 advocates? Or was it necessary that the party who has enggaged the 3 advocates should have submitted NOC or relieving letter in court?
(e) How does Law see all these in clear picture in terms of adverse inference if any or is it acceptable?
Please advise?
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Cheque returned Notice
Dear Expert,
A cheque we presented twice and both the time returned by the bank due to unsufficient fund, now i talked to concern party but he is not interest to pay the amount.
Now i want to send a notice to party for this Please adivse me on the following:-
1) Is time limit is 30 days to send a notice from the date of returned cheque received from bank ?
2) After first notice we have to send any other notice if yes than time limit?
3) After final notice if payment not made by the party than time limit for us to file a case againest to them?
If a Format for notice is available with you than please forward.
Thanks & Regards
Kamal