Anonymous
21 April 2010 at 13:44
MY FATHER PASSED AWAY ON 2.09.2005. WE WERE PARTNERS IN THE FIRM. HIS WILL IS REGISTERED IN MY FAVOUR. OUR C.A. CALCULATED INTEREST OF MY FATHER’S CAPITAL TILL 1.09.2005 AND SUGGESTED US TO MAKE ACCOUNTING ENTRY ON 2.09.2005. I TRANSFERRED HIS CAPITAL AMOUNT TO MY CAPITAL ACCOUNT ON THE SAME DAY OF DEATH. OUR CA MAINTAINED MY FATHER’S ACCOUNT AND PUT THIS ENTRY ON 2.09.2005.
IS THIS LEGAL???
vikas khadria
21 April 2010 at 12:41
sir, can you plz let me know whether sec 292A is applicable for unlisted public Ltd co. having paid-up of above 5 crores.
thanks
mail me at vikas_khadria@rediff.com
Anonymous
20 April 2010 at 19:55
Can loan be recovered from a married daughter is she still under heir under hindu law?
Anonymous
20 April 2010 at 18:17
OUR TRADE ITEM: DOMESTIC AND INDUSTRAL SEWING MACHINES, SPARE PARTS, NEEDLES ETC
COVERED UNDER H.S.S. 84.52 WE WISH TO KNOW THAT OUR ITEMS COMES UNDER M.R.P. ACT AND IS IT REQUIRE TO PUT M.R.P. STICKER ON PACKED ITEMS. WE ARE DELAER/IMPORTER OF THIS ITEMS.
INDUSTRIAL SEWING MACHINES AND SPARE PARTS ARE USED IN GARMENT INDUSTRY
Anonymous
20 April 2010 at 16:23
Sir ,
I want to know a company limited by share can be incorporated without mentioning the authorised share capital amount in its Article of association
sneha
19 April 2010 at 16:00
it is possible that the governing law is india nad the arbitration place is singapore
Subramani
18 April 2010 at 14:02
Mine is a proprietorship firm. I have supplied chemicals to a pvt. ltd. firm during the year 2004-05 and 05-06. As the said company defaulted in payment, I stopped supplying chemicals from April 2006. The outstanding at that time was around Rs 7.5lakhs. The company paid back around Rs 2.5lakhs in bits and parts thereafter till november2009 and then stopped paying completely.
I have sent them a notice through an advocate but they replied back denying the allegation. I now intend to go to court but I have lost most of the supply challans which is the proof of delivery. The only proof would be their balance sheet. I am sure my outstanding must be reflecting in their balance sheet. Please let me know how should i proceed further and whether i should file the case against them. Thanks
Anonymous
18 April 2010 at 13:50
Mine is a proprietorship firm. I have supplied chemicals to a pvt. ltd. firm during the year 2004-05 and 05-06. As the said company defaulted in payment, I stopped supplying chemicals from April 2006. The outstanding at that time was around Rs 7.5lakhs. The company paid back around Rs 2.5lakhs in bits and parts thereafter till november2009 and then stopped paying completely.
I have sent them a notice through an advocate but they replied back denying the allegation. I now intend to go to court but I have lost most of the supply challans which is the proof of delivery. The only proof would be their balance sheet. I am sure my outstanding must be reflecting in their balance sheet. Please let me know whether i should file the case against them. Thanks
Guest
17 April 2010 at 13:27
Hi, Can u pl provide a copy of agreement needed to be executed for taking over of a proprietorship concern by an existing Pvt Ltd Company.
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