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doshi devang   17 March 2010 at 15:16

practice as ca & advocate simultaneously

SIR,

i am the student of icai & as i have been clarified i can practice as ca with advocate if the bar counsil premits me.

so our icai is allowed us to practice both.

now the question is WHAT CAN I DO FOR GETTING APPROVAL OF THE COUNCIL OF THE INSTITUTE OF LAWYER TO GET PERMISSION OF SUCH PRACTICE?

Anonymous   17 March 2010 at 13:55

Settlement of Dues for Retiering Partner

Hi,

My Father & four other family members are partners in an Unregister Partnership firm. The partnership deed is based on 'At Will' basis and my Father would like to retire from the partnership. My father has already submitted a 30 day notice as per the requirement of partnership deed and have requested for all the dues to be settled by last working date.

However, other partners of the firm are reluctant to provide my father his due share. Can someone advise of the options available with my Father if indeed other partners do not provide for the settlement amount?

Anonymous   16 March 2010 at 18:40

value of goodwill & business

I am doing business since 10years.The license is in the name of landlord.Now my landlord wants to sell Goodwill,business,license & moveble AMUNITIES. Is it leglly useful for me to buy these from landlord.Plz reply me. THANk you.

doshi devang   16 March 2010 at 15:34

practice as ca & advocate simultaneously

SIR,

KINDLY GIVE ME GUIDANCE ON BELOW:

1) CAN I PRACTICE AS ADVOCATE & CA AT THE SAME TIME?

WHAT CAN I DO FOR GETTING APPROVAL OF THE COUNCIL OF THE INSTITUTE OF LAWYER TO GET PERMISSION OF SUCH PRACTICE?

Anonymous   15 March 2010 at 18:57

winding up

One of my client is going for winding up the company. Problem is there are five directors in the company and while filing Din 3 they filed only for four directors and now the other director is not coperating for applying Din 1 in his name. Now what is the process to proceed with.....

pratik   14 March 2010 at 14:14

Contract act, 1872

1)Doctrine of past consideration
2)Doctrine of part performance
3)doctrine of promissry estoppel in easy lanugage with the exampls.
4)difference between corceion and undue influence with the example .

the above mentioned topic will me a lot pls do the favour and help me give the notes of the above matter .

Thanking u all experts in advances.

A.P.Rajagopal   13 March 2010 at 21:09

soceities registration act 1958

hiii advocates

when a bye law of a club will become effective? as soon as when it is passes in ec meeting or after filing with the registrar?

does club can terminate any probationary member from the club without following principle of natural justice ie memo or show cause notice.

whether club can amend its rules n practice or bye law in violation of standard format n if does so will it become a rule without even filing with registrar

apr

A.P.Rajagopal   13 March 2010 at 21:02

payment and settlement act 2007

hiii legal experts,

may i please be advised on how to prosecute for insufficient funds as per payment and settlement act 2007 for electronic clearing cheques( as 138 in negotiable instruments act )

the procedure in the above act amy also pls be advised.

tks n rgs

apr

anupam sharma   13 March 2010 at 10:28

violation if trademark and fraud on partner

a firm established in haryana has two partners who has 12 franchises to whom the firm has provided with the material for payment by cheques.but now one of the partners has opened a firm by the same name in ludhiana (punjab) and has further entices the franchises.the cheques with the former firm have bounced.

1.what are the remedies for the first firm???

2.is trademarks act violated???

3.can a cheating case be filed aganist both the cheating partner and the franchises ???

Sanjeev Panda   13 March 2010 at 09:28

Contract Act

The insurance companies do put stipulations in the insurance agreements to the effect that if the insured does not make a claim within a specified period from the time of damage, the company shall not be held liable for such loss or damage. Are such stipulations in agreements valid and binding in law?