Unnikrishnan
27 June 2009 at 15:01
Dear Members,
I understand that when an agreement/document is executed outside India for which the stamp duty needs to be paid as per Indian Law, the stamp duty in respect of that document is paid after the document comes to India. In the aforesaid cases, the buying of stamp paper as a method of stamp duty is not adopted.
In this regard, I would like to have your valued views/opinion as to the following:
Does the Indian Stamp Act or any of the State Stamp Laws prohibit taking out of stamp paper outside India?
Is there any prohibition providing that agreement executed outside India cannot be on a stamp paper bought before the date of execution?
Thanking you in advance.
Warm Regards,
CS Unnikrishnan Venugopalan
Dhanesh
27 June 2009 at 14:56
Respected Sir/Madam,
I have signed a irrevocable Power of Attorney, which mentioned that I cannot proceed with the sale of the concerning immovable property (located in Mumbai), without the consent of the agent.
However, no other interest of agent was mentioned. Power of attorney is neither signed by any witness nor registered.
Now, even though I want to settle the dispute, the agent is not willing to give his consent.
Can I settle the property issue without agent's consent ? Can I cancel the POA ? Can the agent file case against me, if I settle the dispute without his consent?
I am confused, Please Help!
Thank you.
Bharat Gala
26 June 2009 at 16:32
Dear Sir,
We have sent Power of Attorney duly notorised in Mumbai to Italy giving Italian Lawyer to appear in local court on our behalf.
Now he has sent following message:
"We have received the documents and the original power of attorney you have sent us by courier. However, please be advised that there is no “apostille” attached to the power of attorney. In this regard, such “apostille” is requested for the validity of the power of attorney in accordance with Italian law and the provisions of the Hague Convention of 1961, which has been ratified in India in 2007"
I am not able to understand what it means "apostille" not attached.
Please advice me.
I thank you all in advance.
BKG
Maya Arora
26 June 2009 at 13:53
IF A PROPERTY IS TRANFERRED VIA A WILL BUT SUBJECT TO CERTAIN CONDITIONS SPECIFIED IN THE WILL, WHETHER THE WILL IS GOOD.
Nehal
22 June 2009 at 14:18
Dear All
If there is an amendment to be made in partnership deed, what are the formalities to be complied with. Is the amendment to be made on a stamp paper? and will it have to be registered?
Regards
Nehal Shah
amar
22 June 2009 at 13:23
Dear SIR/MAM,
i being a newbie in the forum from Maharashtra, wanted to ask " In 2003-04 the Tahsildar gave us a certificate (as Tahsildar being competent in 2003-04 to issue such certificates.)in favor of my father that my father is entitled to possess my grandfather's property under the provided documents such as WILL, Death Certificate, etc."
My question is, under which clause/powers of the Tahsildar, Tahsiladar was competent in 2003-04 to issue such certificates.
Pls reply ASAP.
thanking you,
amar gandhi.
(nookia9500@yahoo.co.in)
PRIYANKA BHATIA
19 June 2009 at 19:05
Dear Members
please provide me a copy of following case law:-
Gawlior Rayon Silk Mfg. Co v. Industrial Tribunal 1975 Lab. I.C.820
sudha
19 June 2009 at 16:57
I am from Kerala and my caste Veerasaiva comes under OBC. I have married to a namboodiri caste who doesn't come under OBC. If i need to get a caste certificate of OBC for my children for any central govt. job, education etc, how can i get it
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Proof of Domicile for MHADA Tenement
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