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Atish   24 September 2009 at 00:27

In The Dissolution of Muslim Marriages Act, 1939

In The Dissolution of Muslim Marriages Act, 1939 who has the custody of the son aged 12 years. Can the father if he is rightly the custodian change schools without the mother's permission for the betterment of the son.riven

Saj   23 September 2009 at 21:52

Selling IT related service outside India

What would be the procedures, indian IT companies come upon while selling software services and products to outside clients ?

Is Software Technology Park (STP) registration required for all IT companies exporting software ?riven

rajvinder singh   23 September 2009 at 20:37

SUBMISSION OF DOCUMENTS ON JUDICIAL FILE

SIR PLEASE TELL IN IN APPEAL FROM STATUS QUO GRANTED BY LOWER COURT ,RESPONDENT FIND THE OLD PHOTOGRAPHS OF GALI/STREET WHICH WERE NOT SHOWN BEFORE LOWER COURT.

STATUS QUO WAS GRANTED BY THE LOWER COURT ON THE BASIS OF REPORT OF LOCAL COMMISSIONER WHICH HAS FAVOURED THE RESPONDENT/PLAINTIFF.

NOW THE APPEALLANT HAS APPEALED AGAINST THE ORDER OF LOWER CIVIL COURT

SIR PLS TELL ME NOW AT THIS STABE WHEN NO EVIDENCE HAS TAKEN PLACE BEFORE LOWER COURT WHAT SHOULD I DO FOR PLACING THE PHOTOGRAPHS ON JUDICIAL FILE BEFORE APPELLATE COURT.DOES I PLACE APPLICATION UNDER THIS ORDER 41 R 27OF SIMPLY SHOW THESE SNAPS WHICH ARE IN MY FAVOUR TO THE JUDGE
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PALNITKAR V.V.   23 September 2009 at 20:07

appeal by power of attorney

Whether appeal filed by a power of attorney is maintenable? Is there any ruling on this point?riven

Shivasurya   23 September 2009 at 16:46

Negotiable Instruments Act

Dear Experts, my client executed sale deed in favour of one X. As per the sale deed, a cheque for Rs.10,00,000/- to be given to my client as sale consideration. But the said X draw an account payee cheque in favour of my client and the X made endorsement of cancellation of cross and encashed the money as my client recived Rs.10,00,000/- as bearer of the cheque by forging the signature of my client with the collusion of the bank. Immediately my client lodged criminal complaint against X and the bank, but it was closed as mistake of facts. My querry is is the bank can pay money to the bearer of the cheque for highvalue cheque of Rs.10,00,000/- after the drawee himself cancelled the cross of cheque. What is the relief for my innocent client.riven

dk.anand   23 September 2009 at 16:14

unable to pay loan

dear sir, in order to aviod serious repurcussions of any legal actions form bank or company ,it is better to file petition for inslovency if he is unable to pay debts.riven

cs   23 September 2009 at 15:46

annual return

time limit for filing revised annual return form 20briven

mintu   23 September 2009 at 15:22

How to retain control over the management of the new company

Forty years ago Mr. Rajaram started his career as a good grains dealer in Palani. Though there was no one else associated with him in the venture, the business was started under the name and style “Raja & Company”. In course of time, “Raja & Co.” embarked upon many other areas of trading and manufacturing activities. More than 5000 employees took shelter under its umbrella. When Rajaram died recently, his two sons ‘Pramod’ and ‘Pradeep’ inherited the business.

The two brothers decided to convert the business into an incorporated body. They also want to enter the new pastures of ‘oil drilling’. For this they have negotiated with M/S Name Inc. USA for technical collaboration. The latter are willing to provide the technical assistance and other facilities, if but only if, they are permitted equity participation in the oil drilling business. The brothers are prepared, provided that they are quite sure that the management and control of the business will always remain with them.

Assume that the brothers are prepared to make a cash investment of Rs. 5 crores in the oil drilling business, which they have in their personal accounts with M/S Deena Bank, Palani Branch. A few friends of the brothers are also willing to make investments upto Rs. 5 crores in the oil drilling venture. The foreign collaborators want a minimum of 15 % equity participation.

The project cost of the oil drilling venture is assessed at Rs. 60 crores. This amount is to be raised by equity and term loan. The IDBI is prepared to provide the loan on the condition that the Debt-Equity ratio does not exceed 2:1.

The brothers seek your opinion. Give a detailed legal opinion, explaining the legal provisions and modus operandi for the same. It must be specifically explained how your advice when implemented would ensure that the brothers together can always retain control over the management of the new company.

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subramanian Ramiah   23 September 2009 at 15:20

unable to pay bank dues

My son has obtained personal loans from
banks . Due to City Limouzines fraud he is
unale to repay the the loans. He was promptly paying so far from remittances received from City Limouzines. His monthly salary is Rs. 10000 only. I want to help him by disposing a property inmy village. If I go for selling urgently it may be fixed at 2lakhs. His dues are around 10 lakhs. Kindly adviseriven

dk.anand   23 September 2009 at 15:19

issue of NBW by Magistrate

sir,my friend has submitted application for exemption of hearing with medical certificate in criminal case u/s 420 ipc magistrate outrightly rejected itas no PWS at evidence stage present even.accused filed revison against the order of Magistrate who assigning without any reasons, At revisional judge,advocate withdrawn petition,can it be file again at sessions on any ground or can accused can go to High court for unjustified order of magistrate.riven