Pradeep Dhruva
30 August 2014 at 12:42
A is a pvt ltd co who has issued Non cum Non convertible Pref shares .The said Pref shares are due for redemption as the 20 years period is coming to and end in Nov'14. The co is unable to redeem but Pref shareholders are wiling to convert the same into equity shares by giving up all their rights title and interest both past, present and future. What procedure co has to follow?
MUKUL SHARMA
29 August 2014 at 20:36
Kay warranty used goods purchase karne par bhi lagu hoti ha.
ABHISHEK KUMAR
28 August 2014 at 15:17
Dear expert,
If a co. takes a loan of Rs 10 crores, there are 11 directors..can each of the directors pay the emi equally or else pvt ltd co have to pay.. ?
Pls suggest..
khushbu
27 August 2014 at 13:38
Can a Sole Proprietor based in India can employ a Foreign National as an employee in India?
Can a Company and LLP employ Foreign National as an employee in India?
Also if it is better to go for company or LLP in case they want to employ more Foreign Nationals in India?
Thanks in advance.
Ajay Kochar
27 August 2014 at 12:21
Respected Sir's, I requier your help in a matter in which we as company received a cheque from the customer situated in trivendrum. The said cheque we deposited in Ahmedabad as our head office and registration of the company is also in ahmedabad and it comes returns with the reason of insufficient fund. Now the question is weather there is any verdict of the supreme court regarding lodging the case under Negotiable Instrument Act Section 138 in that jurisdication only from where the bank and branch situated for the cheque which we received like we received from trivendrum, we need to lodge the comaplaint in trivenrum? or can we lodge the complaint in Ahmedabad only.
Request you to revert on the same.
thanks in advance
Rugved
26 August 2014 at 19:16
Hi,
I want to start a paying guest business in Nagpur, Maharashtra. For the same I want to rent a residential flats. I want to do this business by following proper bylaws.
Kindly guide me through the complete procedure required and the legal factors which I should be considering.
Nirmalya Srimani
26 August 2014 at 09:05
A partnership firm constituted with nine partners. In accordance to clause of partnership deed partnership shall be continued after death of any partner. Now legal heir of the deceased partner is interested to be a partner, but the existing partners do not agree with him. Existing partners decided that the entire capital along with share of profit and interest on capital as on date of death of said partner will be paid out to heir of deceased partner as final and full settlement. But heir of deceased partner demanding revaluation of fixed assets so that share value will get higher and he will get the inflated capital as a share of his interest in partnership firm. Now the question is – can he claim like that – in a running partnership firm? Will it be lawful in the eye of Income Tax Act? What is saying Indian Standard Accounts?
pushpakrishna
25 August 2014 at 17:48
A company registered under the Indian companies act regd.office at bombay.. the company collected the amounts from the public offering higher rate of interest from throughout the country. of course the company given an acknowledgement for receipt of the same. but back side of the receipt there is a clause 1)subject to the bobmay court jurisdiction 2)when ever there is a dispute regarding the same the matter should be referred to an arbitrator. we are on of the investors based at Hyderabad. a land is there at Hyderabad in the name of company.we filed a suit for recovery of amount basing the receipt along with an application for attachment of the land before judgement.but the hon'ble court returned with objections 1)when there is a clause of bombay jurisdiction of the disputes and 2) when there is an arbitrator clause how the suit is maintainable?Section 9 of cpc clearly says where there is right there is remady and in this case we have already given notices to the comapany and it's managing director but returned from the postal authority stating LEFT. dear Experts CANT WE FILE A SUIT FOR RECOVERY OF THE AMOUNT ALONG WITH AN APPLICATION FOR ATTACHMENT OF THE LAND BEFORE JUDGEMENT though there is a clause of arbitration.Thank you.
Arun Singh
23 August 2014 at 13:02
I was working on a assignment with one company. The MD of company has signed engagement letter. After the work complete, they had given only half fee. The deliverable was decided in the engagement letter. We have sent our documents on the mail to client. The client didn't not respond anything on the same. Nor accepted the documents, nor rejected the same. Now when we are following for payment, they are saying on phone that work was done properly. However, they have used our work for their business development.
To get confirmation on mail, I have sent an email stating that if you have any issue with our work, please let us know. There was no response to this mail.
Now they are making the payment of balance fee, whether we can take any legal action in this case.
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Section 59 of company act
Dear Sir,
A Pvt Ltd Company(Non Listed Company) were created in 1999 and 2 out of 10 Directors were resigned in 2002, Accordingly Share issued to 2 Director was transferred , Share Deed also got signed, Share amount paid in 2002 However, Share Certificate was not taken Back as they stated that same has been lost. We trusted and created a new share Certificate accordingly matter was closed. however after 9 years in 2013 they filed a case U/s 59 of Company Act before Company Law Board stating that They are Holder of Original Share Certificate and shares were transferred illegally in 2002. They even denied signing of any Share Deed.
Kindly assist and advise what should we do , we filed an application station that it is a time bared petition however CLB rejected the same and fixed for Argument after Written Statement + Rejoinder.
Kindly suggest what should we do , should we approach High Court of Delhi
With Regards
Uday Kumar