ranjith
03 November 2011 at 09:36
Hi Everybody.
I had joined a partnership in Jan 2010 as a tax consultancy services.For two years it was going on good.But in middle of second year after some good profits and misunderstanding with the partners we decided to dissolve the firm or at least i to retire legally.
1)The deed which was constituted in 01 Jan 2010 was in a wrong way the agreement date was wrong.so the deed was not legal.
2)In October,2011 i tried to get out from the firm then also other three partners are not responding for that.
Whether i can solely do something in order to be safer on my side.thanks in advance.let me know ASAP.
Rgds
Ranjith
Mathew John
01 November 2011 at 18:00
I am a member of a Register Society Under Tamil Nadu State.
In the last General Meeting of the Society, General Officers have presented a financial report which is incomplete and missing the actual balance sheet.
I have sent a application to obtain a copy of the Balance Sheet. So far, the Society Official has not responded to my application.
In case if Society fail to respond to me and not supply a copy of the Balance sheet, what would be the next step I should take? How it will effect the society?
Can anyone guide me on this?
Anonymous
01 November 2011 at 16:40
MY WIFE FILED 125 CR.P.C. NEXT DATE FIXED FOR REBUTTAL AND ARGUMENTS.
PLEASE TELL ME EXPERTS.
WHAT IS THE MEANING OF REBUTTAL.
WHAT TYPE OF DOCUMENT SHE CAN PRODUCE IN THE COURT
Anonymous
01 November 2011 at 13:23
PL.ADVISE ME THE RATE OF STAMP DUTY,REGISTRATION FEE & OTHER DUTIES PAYABLE INCLUDING PANCHAYAT DUTY, MUNICIPAL DUTY FOR EXECUTION & REGISTRATION OF DEED OF ASSIGNMENT UNDER
SECURITISATION & RECONSTRUCTION OF FINANCIAL ASSETS AND ENFORCEMENT OF SECURITY INTEREST ACT,2002(SARFAESI ACT) IN MADHYA PRADESH BY AN ASSET RECONSTRUCTION COMPANY
THANKS,
CA P.K.JINDAL
Anonymous
01 November 2011 at 13:21
PL.ADVISE ME THE RATE OF STAMP DUTY,REGISTRATION FEE & OTHER DUTIES PAYABLE INCLUDING PANCHAYAT DUTY, MUNICIPAL DUTY FOR EXECUTION & REGISTRATION OF DEED OF ASSIGNMENT UNDER
SECURITISATION & RECONSTRUCTION OF FINANCIAL ASSETS AND ENFORCEMENT OF SECURITY INTEREST ACT,2002(SARFAESI ACT) IN MADHYA PRADESH BY AN ASSET RECONSTRUCTION COMPANY
THANKS,
CA P.K.JINDAL
Avinash Soni
31 October 2011 at 23:46
i have a case in which a person borrow Rs. 2.50 lacs from some other person, and for securing that amount he gave him a blank cheque and a stamp duly signed by his(borrower)Wife but his wife have no idea about the money and the transaction and she signed blank stamp and a blank cheque in the good faith of her husband, she was not aware about the this transaction even the cheque also relates to an account which have nil transaction after its opening from last five years. even borrower didn't tell her wife the about this transaction. after few months of this transaction he got dead after his death the lender wants to sue Borrowers' wife for the money he gave to her husband. even she have no idea that what have been wrote in the stamp paper? she signed the stamp when it was blank. and she has no business transaction with any one. and the amount have been borrowed in the cash.no banking transaction had taken place for the same
in this case whether wife is legaly liable for the money borrowed by the husband ?
what are the circumstances under which she can survive from this transaction where she have no interest in this transaction?
Please help me in this case what should i need to do for saving that lady?
Anonymous
31 October 2011 at 17:18
Dear all, I would like to know that whether it is advisable to give a authority letter for an advocate on his letter head to some agent to carry out miscellaneuos work on his behalf for example going to the Ministry for some document attestation , registration information etc... And if it is so then what should be mentioned in that letter or any proper format for it...
VIJAY K. TEOTIA
31 October 2011 at 12:09
An executive was appointed as Astt manager. In appointment letter notice period was six month. latter on he resigned and left the job. The accounts are not settled. company claimed notice period. however subsequently the company modified the notice period to two months in its communication to all employees while handing over increament letters. Can the employee challenge the validity of notice period in its reply.
sridhar pasumarthy
30 October 2011 at 17:38
Respected experts,
x executed a contract of sale to y with respect to an immovable property situated in hyderabad. Later, x shifted to Singapore. Now, x wants to execute a G.P.A. in favour of his wife(in India) enabling her to execute a sale deed in favour of y as x is not in a position to visit India.
My query is "can x execute a G.P.A. from Singapore in favour of his wife in India". If so, what is the procedure?
To my knowledge, the normal procedure is that the persons who live abroad will execute a G.P.A. in favour of person living in India and get it notarised by the Advocate notary and get it attested through Consultate, without coming to India.
But, in view of recent judgement of Apex court, G.P.A. for registering a conveyance of immovable property must be compulsorily registered. So, the above procedure is valid still now, in view of the said judgment.
What is the remedy for x? pls suggest. Its really urgent
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