Denis Rodricks
01 October 2016 at 18:19
Dear Sir
I am a director in a newly formed Pvt Ltd with 30% stake, paid the share capital amount through bank by chq and also deposited extra amount for running expenses, formation of the company and logo registrations. Due to the non transparency of the other directors I want to resign as a director, please advise what steps should take regarding the accounts on the extra amount I deposited in their account and the shareholding, share certificate has not been issued yet. Thanks
Chandrashekhar
01 October 2016 at 12:15
Participated in SBBJ auction n became successful bidder deposited 25 pct of bid amount .Came to know from Seller (builder) that buyer haven't paid full consideration. I intimated bank that title is Defunct and i am not going to purchase property till title got clear between Builder n auction bank as per transfer of property act sale consideration not passed.But bank is not refund my initial deposit and demanding remaining amount with out clearing out dispute.Please guide for legal rights n action to be take.
rajan chopra
30 September 2016 at 00:04
Sir I made payment to one upender of Rs 20000/- through two cheques of 10000/- each without crossing the same of different banks and upender gave these cheques to one Abhishek for encashment on his behalf and both banks encased these cheques by getting the sign of Abhishek on the back of cheques.But One bank while entering the transaction in passbook of me has showed payment made to Upender and another bank showed that payment was made to Abhishek.Now wheather the two banks adopted right procedure or as per rules what is the right procedure ?
Anonymous
28 September 2016 at 09:34
Hi,
My current organization is unbearable so i am selected in new company but i have not informed my new company that i am currently working for some organization.
Can my new company track through pf account that i am working some where.
Kindly help
Thamks.
Janhavi Mantri
27 September 2016 at 13:42
I live in a co-operative hsg. soc. I am a member of this society. The land still belong to a charitable trust. no conveyance of land has been done. Trust is still the landowner. At the time of redevelopment the tenants have been awarded ownership flats and thus become members of the co-op soc. Those tenants who did not want to become a member of the soc. remained as tenants of the trust. The trust pays maintenance charges on behalf of tenants to the society.
Recently 3 of the tenants of trust became member of our co-operative society. They had been awarded membership by the society without any NOC or consent from the Trust who is the actual owner. As a member of society i questioned the committee about his membership and I was told that the membership has been awarded as per MHADA redevelopment rules 33 7 and according to them its legal.
My question is:
1. Can a tenant become member of co-op. soc. without noc from the trust (flat owner) under MHADA? The society is governed by co-op law.
2. Is it legal?
3. What legal steps can be taken as an individual?
4. Is it a kind of fraud?
Regards,
Janhavi
sam r rohit
27 September 2016 at 08:03
WHERE DO I GET INFORMATION REGARDING WHETHER PARTICULAR PROPERTY IS MORTGAGE OR NOT IN MAHARASHTRA
sam r rohit
27 September 2016 at 07:39
whether banks required to publish SALE NOTICE
Sale of Immovable Properties Mortgaged to the Bank under Securitisation and
Reconstruction of Financial Assets and Enforcement of security Interest Act, 2002
(SARFAESI ACT)in news papers?
Isha
25 September 2016 at 02:08
We are a small firm who provide recruitment services to candidates and charges 15 days salary from candidates. We communicate everything to candidate before hand, record their calls, candidates fills in online form and accepts terms and conditions and then gets placed. If a candidate is not paying charges due to not getting invoice , can he/she be sued? As we communicative the amount to be paid on phone call and over email and dont sent any particular invoice as we dont pay Service tax due to less than 10 lakh turnover. Please confirm if a candidate can deny payment just because of not getting an official invoice although we have sent the details over phone call and courier and email.
Please confirm.
alok mishra
21 September 2016 at 19:43
What happens when anyone fail to repay it's car loan
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