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SAA_Bombay   04 June 2012 at 13:07

Mhada water charges

Dear Experts,
During redevelopment our developer deposited some amt with MHADA & took a temporary water connection upto 31.03.2012, meanwhile he was supposed to get new connection from BMC which he din't know as mhada deadline is over, they are charging us penalty on water supply. I want to know few points.
1. Can Mhada cancel our water supply any given time?
2. what are the penalty charges? do it has any slabs?
3. Now, as developer is not ready to help us, what shall we do to get a proper water connection from BMC? We do not have OC.

Raviprakash Joshi   30 May 2012 at 23:59

Regarding competance of gram panchayat

I have a structure of which plan was passed by Gram Panchayat in 1980, The muncipality officer says that it is not a valid as Gram Panchayat did not have the right to pass the plan for construction of Industrial Shed.Then what does the Gram Panchayat Act section 52 says?

kavksatyanarayana Online   13 May 2012 at 11:26

Nature of the document and sd payable

Expert Sirs,
A Memorandum of Understanding(MOU) is executed between two parties viz "A" and "B". A(1st party)is an individual person. But B(2nd party) is a Managing Director of an Educational Society which consists more than 7 members in the society. But in fact it was not mentioned in the deed and simply written as MD of an Educational Society. And the said Educational society consists Nursing school, training institute and hospitals. It is recited in the agreement that:
(1) the first party"A" is willing to take over the nursing school, taining institute and hospitals after paying its deeds and hand loans shown by the 2nd party in maintaing the same till date.
(2) the second party "B" is willing to handover the same by withdrawing all members from the society and allowing the required number of members to be admitted as members in the society by the resolution of EC and GB of the society and by handing over the documents and properties of the society to the first party "A".
(3) the 2nd party agreed to clear all the liabilites before the date of registration of this MOU and if necessary or urgency the 1st party to clear such payments and the 1st party is having every right to recollect the same from the 2nd party, with other conditions.
with the above recitals, please let me know that the above MOU comes to which classification/nature and payable stamp duty. please give valuable opinion.
thank you experts.
kavksn, SR/Supdt(retired), kavksn@india.com

sachin   13 May 2012 at 10:36

Modification of resolution passed by co-op society

Dear Sir/Madam,

As per bye-law 110 of the Bye-laws of the Co-op Soc registered under the Maharashtra Co-operative Societies Act, 1960 "No resolution can be brought up at the General Body Meeting of the Society cancelling its previous resolution unless 6 clear months have expired after passing of the previous resolution"

Can a Co-operative Housing Society modify the resolution, if not cancell the resoultion, if it is not achieving the objective aimed to be achieved?

If the answer is "YES" can you please help me with the decided case laws?

Regards,

Sachin

Anamika   08 May 2012 at 18:14

Derivative suit - format

Hi All,

We want to file a derivative suit upon a Company as we are the shareholders of the same. We were the directors however they removed us U/s 284 of the Companies Act.

We want to file a suit upon the Company in the capacity of the shareholder.

Is Derivative suit the correct type of suit to be filed ????


If yes can I know the detailed procedure of such a type of suit ????


Can anyone please send me a format of the same ????

Thanx in advance.

Regards,
Anamika.

Anu Sharma   24 April 2012 at 15:05

Want to change the address on driving license.

Hi,
I am residing in Bangalore. I already have Driving license in Bangalore. But I like to change the address of it, because I have bought a new house recently.I don't have voter ID card, ration card or passport in this address.

Please let me know what is the procedure to change the address in the DL?

Can I use the an affidavit stating my address or the sell dead as an address proof to change the address on DL?


Thanks,
Anu

srinivasu   20 April 2012 at 14:58

Plan approval by panchayat

sir,
My name is srinivasu. residing at rangampeta mandal of east godavari district, andhra pradesh. in rangampeta i have purchased 4 cents site (without layout approval). now i am planning to construct a building in my site. but the officials are rejected the plan. that site is not layout. i asked the officials i pay the govt fee for rationalisation the site. in this situation pl tell me the rules. thank you sir

Akansha Singh   20 April 2012 at 12:56

Arms act

If an arms licencee at Kanpur died in 2004 leaving behind him legal heirs who have deposited the revolver only at gun house ghaziabad under reciept. What is the detailed process for selling such revolver. secondly what shall be the important contents of NOC.

Right shah   13 April 2012 at 16:29

Charity laws

What are the penalty/action for following matters in Religious Registered Trust in Gujarat ?
Trust Registered in 1965.

(1) If change report not submitted from last 15 years ?
(2) If audited account not submitted of 2010-11 & 2011-12 ?
(3)If Income Tax nos.(PAN NO.) not taken being a Religious Trust ?
(4)If retiring trustee are not giving consent for change report what are the procedure should made for change report ?

SAPNA KANNAIDAS   07 April 2012 at 15:07

Nomination of director under legal metrology rules

Dear All,

Section 49(2) of the Legal Metrology Act, 2009 facilitates the company to nominate any one of the directors as the person responsible for commission of any acts/offences under the rules and Act. It also has a provision of nominating other persons for different branches/offices of the Company.

Can anybody put light on whether any other officer of the Company can be nominated for the Company as a whole or is it necessarily be the director? Is it advisable to do so? Will the officer be personally liable for the offences committed by the Company?

Pls guide.

Thanks in advance,
Sapna Kannaidas