Anonymous
29 April 2011 at 17:06
Dear Mr. RR Krishna, Mr B K R Rao and Mr. K Thadhani kindly refer my quary regarding corporate law posted on 12.02.2010. Many many thanks for your kind suggestion. Trust to get support in future also.Mr. Thadhani as you advised to get involved with reputed corporate law firm in this concern would like tell you that i have tried a lot but the firm which have agreed to retain me have provided very negligible ctc as compared to the present. But i shall try a lot so long i get a better because i want better exposure. Can you refer any good reputed solicitor firm of Kolkata. Please, if you have.
Regards,
KARAN KUMAR
Rupesh
29 April 2011 at 13:12
Can the family members make/open a educational trust. And from where I can see the bylaws of trust.
Pl. explain.
Rupesh ARora
Basavaraj
29 April 2011 at 12:48
Dear Experts.
what is the difference between- Indian companies act 1913, companies act 1956...are these 2 separate Acts?
Please let me know.
Thanks in advance.
Anonymous
29 April 2011 at 10:03
Dear Sir,
Please advice me on the merger of two subsidiaries companies (having same business functioning of Waste Disposal facility);of one parent company. These two subsidieries are Ltd. companies and are incorporated under Special Purpose Vehicles of parent company. At present one Sub. company is profit making and another is under loss. Both the companies have consumed a part Govt. subsidies. Some subsidy installments are due to Govt. Both the subsidieries are having their plants at MIDC. is NOC of MIDC will be required or Might there be any hinderance on the part of MIDC for this merger? what will be th eprocedure to be adopted for Reverse merger. please advice me.
DHEER
29 April 2011 at 09:48
sir,
i want to initiate an interior decoration firm with 3 people with capital less than 25000.pls tell how to register this firm with karnatak government i.e. will it be registered as a small scale industry or something else?.pls make me clear whole process of registration along with the fee and terms and conditions.
V GOPALA KRISHNA
28 April 2011 at 21:33
I request for legal opinion, on the following:
HDFC Bank is not crediting to Savings Bnak account, the amounts refunded by Merchants on the past settled Credit Card transactions. Instead they are keeping the refunded amounts in Credit Card account to be adjusted against the debits i.e. purchases already done through credit card or future purchases to be done through credit card. When questioned by me they are telling that the net credit amount available on Credit Card a/c, (after adjusting the dues to Bank) will be transferred to S.B.A/c, in case I make a special request every time when such refundal comes. They are not accepting my standing instructions for the transfer of the refunded amount to S.B.A/c. I strongly feel that , by not crediting such refunded amounts to my S.B.A/c. direct,the bank is denying my right to draw such refunded amounts on which the bank is not having any lean. Kindly give expert advise. This might have happened to the respected members of Legalclub also and what they did in such cases. Kindly give your expert opinion. V.Gopala Krishna, Hyderbad.
Anonymous
28 April 2011 at 18:55
what will be the stamp duty in mumbai for deed of assignment. any specific suggestion for such transaction ?
Anonymous
28 April 2011 at 18:40
Can banks capitalize monthly installment (emi) and monthly interest both amounts for overdue interest( penal interest) calculations for term loan NPA accounts? What are the guidelines of RBI for calculations ?
Anonymous
28 April 2011 at 18:33
Can banks capitalize monthly installment (emi) and monthly interest both amounts for overdue interest( penal interest) calculations for term loan NPA accounts?
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Goods Detained by the transporter
A Ltd deducted Rs. 3.5 lacs from B Ltd, atranporter on account of goods lost in transit(diff of actual claim and amount recd. from the insurers). The deduction was agreed and accepted by B Ltd in writing.
The business afterward continued betwen the two compnaies. After almost 6 months, A Ltd handedover three consignments of diff. location to B ltd for delivery. B Ltd detained two consignments and sent a letter demanding intt. of Rs. 5 lacs on delayed payments of earlier period and release of Rs. 3.5 lacs deducted on account of insurance, thogh B Ltd has alreday accepted in wrtiting. But now B Ltd says that the letter was given by them under pressure to get the overdue payment released from A Ltd. The material has been detained by B Ltd for more than 4 months.
A Ltd makes up mind to lodge an FIR u/s 407 IPC.
Can anysone suggest the merits and demrits of A Ltd in the present case.
B Ltd on the back of its L.R. printed certainan terms & conditions of their tranport contract, which inet alia includes that they are entitled to lien on the goods to recover the outstanding payments/dues. Does this clause legally entitle B Ltd to detain the goods.
prompt responses are solicited.
Regards
P.c. joshi