PAVAN KUMAR AKA
05 July 2011 at 20:13
Does the liability continues to a partner even after his retirement from the partnership firm. If so, under what circumstances.
Gaurav Agarwal
04 July 2011 at 18:07
Two companies one based in Ahmedabad and another based in Gwalior signs a contract on Rs. 100/- stamp paper. Dispute resolution by Arbitration in Delhi. Stamp should be brought in which state?
veerabhadram empaty
04 July 2011 at 16:59
one partnership firm acquired immovable property in its name.later on it had merged with another partnership firm and carried out its business by transferring its assets and liabilities through mou executed between the two firms. subsequently two firms have decided to demerge and executed another mou declaring all the assets and liabilities shall remain same when they have entered in to mou for merging. later first firm had altered its name in to another under act,1932. later on the said firm had converted in to a private ltd. company under part-IX of the companies act,1956. my query is that whether the immovable property acquired by the first firm is transferred to the present pvt ltd company and if it is transferred, whether the company is entitled to deal with it. no registered document is present saying that the assets and liabilities of the firm transferred to pvt. ltd. company, except the merge and demerge mous between the firms.
Ravinder reddy K
18 December 2010 at 11:17
Hi we have an inherited ancestral joint property, my grand father made a gift deed of certain property to one of his daughters without the consent of his son i.e. my dad.
The property is not Earned by his own.
kindly suggest me the way to approach legally to cancel that gift deed.
Chetan
05 November 2010 at 10:18
That in the suit for partition one of the plaintiff is residing at Toronto (Canada),The defendant had asked the said plaintiff through E-Mail whether he had filed any suit for partition against the defendant, the plaintiff reply that NO he didn’t.Now the case is fixed for Written Statement
What remedy for me (Defendant)
Whether to file the application for rejection of plaint on the basis of that E-mail.
Pls guide if any so that the suit can be rejected with heavy cost.
mukesh gupta
02 November 2010 at 22:56
my 77 years old mother was guarantor for a loan, she had given her property doc as mortgage, bank issued NOC for sale of her property for 20% value. and she was coerced to sign the registration of the sale deed in the year 2006 we have received an order from court in which court has clearly mentioned of fraud by bank. now what can i do in the matter if any mumbai based advocate can help in the matter i will be obliged.
vincent gomez
27 October 2010 at 17:56
What agencies required to register with to set up an herbal hair oil manufacturing unit in New Delhi, besides obtaining manufacturing license. What other requirements need. And what are the legal formalities required to get registration, if the said manufacturing unit is set up in Lal Dora, in village parameter area in New Delhi.
Please give me the detail information, as I am not getting correct answer and guidance at all. So please help me.
Anonymous
07 October 2010 at 15:53
I am a house owner and some tenants in default are refusing to vacate my house even after legal notice.
They are not paying rent but they are paying water (to private company) and electricity (to govt. electric board). These bills are coming to the property in my name.
I am taking court action but I also want to place extra pressure on them by requesting water and electric companies to disconnect their services. Water company has agreed to do this upon submission of written request by me as owner. Can I ask govt. electric board to do this also? Are such actions illegal?
I feel that court action will drag on for long time and the occupants are counting on this. They have no right to be in my house and I require it for personal occupation. I just want to put some pressure on them to make them leave, since living without water and power is almost impossible.
I may also request phone and cable company to disconnect their services.
Afterall, such services cannot be provided to illegal occupants without consent of the owner.
Prakash
jayesh ahire
07 October 2010 at 15:44
An Non Executive Director who is not independent and he is not the promoter of the Company holds 5% of the paid up capital of the company. Whether his holdings be classified in promoter group or Public shareholdings?
Under what circumstamces his shareholding can be classified in public shareholding??
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hi, my name is geetha 60 yrs old. me and my sister went to court for our fathers property against our brothers on 1992 where our father has not made any will, court gave its verdict on 2005 that female who are married before or born before 1986 cant have share in their father's property but after this verdict karnataka civil law brought an amendment that by birth women has right to share thier fathers property irrespective of birth and marriage year, and again we questioned court on 2009, initially court refused to take this by saying " we should have escalate this with in 6 months of the day of verdict" later court accepted this case by chraging 500 rs penalty , now i want to know is there any chance of geting share in fathers property . please help me in this