RD
14 February 2014 at 23:31
Kindly opine on the following issue:
A Housing Co-operative Society of Gujarat intends to sell surplus plot of land.
Whether it can do so on its own or does it require permission from District Registrar of Co-operative Societies?
Is there any prescribed procedure for this?
If possible, kindly mention relevant Section or Case Law.
Thanking in Advance
Regards
SANDEEP KUMAR
14 February 2014 at 11:35
1. Can an arbitrator fix his
own fee.
2. If one of the parties does not pay fee, how can an arbitrator recover such fee.
3. If on challenge by one party, arbitrator decides that his appointment is not valid as per agreement, will he be entitled to fee for hearings done by him.
Din Dayal
13 February 2014 at 21:28
A recent contract, by oversight states that dispute under the contract will be resolved under old Act of 1940 , though it should have referred to 1996 Act . I hope that 1996 Act should apply in this contract automatically . Will there be any problem? I am a novice and therefore seek guidance . pl help.Regards.
Riddhi Shah
13 February 2014 at 11:39
There were two partners but now one partner has expired so do we need any dissolution deed or it will automatically become proprietor? Also it was a chemist so what are the documents which needs to be submitted to bmc for cancellation of partnership and to activate the license for proprietor? please guide.
Md Abdul Kadher
11 February 2014 at 19:47
One company consisting of two partners. One individual has committed a crime and complaint was lodged and another was not included in the complaint. Whether the another partner is liable for the said offense and to face prosecution?
Sunita Jangam
11 February 2014 at 16:40
An Advocate can be a member of saving group (Bachat Gat)?
hrishikesh
11 February 2014 at 08:20
A partnership was registered among 3 brothers X,Y and Zin 1989 .the firm was purchased from the joint family funds .X being holder of 50% , Y being 25% holder and Z being holder of 25% in only profit sharing ratio. While the same partnership was amended in the year 1997 ,only with the change in the profit sharing ratio of 33.33% each. but this deed was not registered with the registrar. Now the matter is in dispute , as X is claiming 50 % in the share. What are the chances for Y and Z if they move to court.can anyone help with any such judgments which I can refer with the resemblance in the above case
stanley federoff
10 February 2014 at 14:23
Can a Public Charitable Trust have an Agreement whereby a commercial party invests money and takes it back by share of income from Trust activities?
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