Anonymous
05 June 2011 at 00:49
Hi,
My client is a company incorporated under companies act and is a pvt ltd company with 3 partners. share holding pattern is
X 40%
Y 25%
Z 35%
Now, company wants to sell 49% of its share to a third party (24% from X's share and 25% of Y's share)
Can somebody help me with a sample agreement or MoU for this transaction along with the requisite stamp duty
baswanth mohan paruchuri
04 June 2011 at 22:12
who is promoter and what is his role before and formation of a company?
asifa butt
04 June 2011 at 13:57
can any one download agreement for debt property swap. mortgaged property is being swapped with partial debt. it is sort of foreclosure with consent also
atul mehta
03 June 2011 at 15:59
We had public limited company which went into liquidation in the year 1999.highcourt of ahmedabad apponited liquadator but officer appointed did not take any action tilldate now assets and liabilites remaim as it is.Kindly let me know under which section of law we can take we can take back the company as we are ready to make payment and clear all liabilities. With Regards
Anonymous
03 June 2011 at 15:05
in continuation to my query t, The said partners have received there due share and have acknowledged the same in the retirement deed and have given all the powers to the continuing partners , the point i like to ask is retirement deed has to be registered or not , moreover can we enitiate any case for damages and what other remedies we have.
Anonymous
02 June 2011 at 17:10
A Bank has granted loan to a local authority. Bank has defaulted in repayment and ac has truned NPA. Some amount is payable by the Bank to that authority by way of a Tax. whether the Bank can exercise its right of set off and appropriate that amount payable as Tax against amount due from that Authority?
Mr. Amar Jain
02 June 2011 at 16:05
Hello Experts,
I am in need of your guidance on the following question:
If an overseas branch of the indian bank commits default in discharging its debts, then in our winding up petition, can we also demand that such bank also be closed?
Further, can we take indian bank's assets for discharging the debts of that overseas branch?
Any regulations / cases on the point?
Regards
Amar Jain.
Website: www.amarjain.com
Anonymous
02 June 2011 at 14:42
A PARTNER RETIRES BY EXECUTION OF RETIREMENT DEED IN 1990 BUT AFTER 20 YEARS HE IS CLAIMING HIS SHARE AND DISSOLVING THE FIRM . WHAT RIGHTS/PROCEDURE AND PROOFS HE HAS TO SUBMIT TO PROVE HE IS STILL A PARTNER BEFORE COURT AS HE HAS NOT SUBMITTED ANY ORIGINAL /CERTIFIED COPEIES TO SUSTANTIATE HIS CLAIM . JUST BECAUSE HIS NAME WAS THERE IN A PENDING CASE BEFOR A FORUM AND THE JUDJMENT CAME IN THE YEAR 2008 REGARDING THAT IMMOVABLE ASSET OF THE FIRM, HE IS TRYING TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE SAME. WHAT REMIDIES CAN THE EXISTING PARTNERS TAKE TO NEGATE HIS CLAIM BEFORE THE COURT?
Anonymous
02 June 2011 at 11:21
Hello
AS per Partnership Act can a foreign national can become a partner of Indian citizen
kindly let me the eligibility to become the partner in indian firm
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