Tipsy
19 February 2010 at 14:11
Bharat G. Parekh
404 Navjivan Bldg, 121/127 Kazi Syed St, Masjid(W),Mumbai.400 003
OFF : (022) 2345 3838/23463838 Fax : (022) 23453737 R :25114653
Email : impexsolution@vsnl.net M: 9820034262
REF : 11770237 Date :February 19, 2010
To
Axis Bank Limited
Janmabhomi Bhavan, 2nd Floor
Janmabhoomi Marg, Fort,
Mumbai 400 001.
SUB : Refund of IPO cheque
Dear Sir,
I applied for the the IPO of Jubilant Food works Limited on18/01/2010 with a cheque of INR 98600 (# 482146 dated 18.01.2010) for total 680 shares . I was alloted 205 number of shares worth rs. 29725 and the due amount of Rs. 68875 had to be credited in my bank account no. 5605686119. My application details are as follows :
1. Investor Name : Bharat Gunvantray Parekh
2 Application form no. 11770237
3. No of Securities Applied : 680 Shares
4. Client ID : 10583504
5. DP ID : IN 302236
6 DP Name : India Bulls Securities Ltd
7. Mode of Payment : Cheque bearing No 482146 Dated 18.01.10 Drawn of Citibank
8 Application deposied at : Enam securities Pvt ltd
Jubilant food works Ltd has issued us refund order No 115512dated 01/02/2010 for Rs 68875 bearing cheque No 015557 dated 01.02.2010 from Axis Bank Ltd , which was presented first time 0n/ 4/2/10 and returned on 5/2/10 With the remark “Wrongly delivered not drawn on us”
The cheuque was twice post that on the 9th and 13th Feb and the same has been reversed saying the cheque is already cleared.
Kindly let me know the status at an early date
Thanks and regards
Bharat Parekh
Original cheque in with Investor Bharat G Parekh
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18 February 2010 at 14:23
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18 February 2010 at 11:09
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16 February 2010 at 18:19
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16 February 2010 at 14:25
FACTS OF THE CASE
1. Mr. DPG and his brother Mr. VG were partners in a firm called M/s DPB. Mr. DPG died on 01.01.2008 and in his place DPG’s wife Mrs. NG was taken as a partner in the firm.
2. Mr. VG is active partner and conducts the business of a firm from Chennai. The firm has also an office in Mumbai and some business is also conducted from Mumbai.
3. Mr. VG resides in Chennai and Mrs. NG resides in Mumbai . Mrs. NG is not at all familiar with the business operations and the business is conducted solely and wholly by Mr. VG.
4. The firm is availing credit facilities from a Bank for which the necessary loan papers have been signed by both partners.
5. There is a clause in a partnership deed saying that any partner giving three months notice to another partner can retire from the firm.
6. Now due to some family dispute relating to other business entities, Mrs. NG has written a letter to the bankers of a firm alleging that the affairs of the firm are mismanaged by other partner i.e. Mr. VG and accordingly the letter may be treated as notice to a Bank for stopping the operations of the firm with immediate effect. Needless to say that Mrs. NG’s allegation against other partner is without any basis and proof.
OPINION SOUGHT
Under the afore stated circumstances:
(1) What is the correct stand the Bankers of the firm can take in the matter?
(2) Is there any way to save the business of the firm ?
(3) If the stalemate continues- will the Bank let the said account become NPA in their books?
Anonymous
15 February 2010 at 22:03
If on application for investigation of an Insurance Co. u/s 237 of Companies Act, the Central Govt. do not take any action, What are the remedies available? Do High Court may order for the same?
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15 February 2010 at 12:20
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Anonymous
13 February 2010 at 18:40
Resp.Sir/Mam
What is due diligigence for merger and acquisition regarding human resource,more perticularly with regard to compensation to employees?
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