jitesh kumar sethiya
22 May 2015 at 16:26
dear sir.
i want to start a bussiness in rajasthan. my plan is that to supply prscribed medicine to patient at their home by collecting order from them by whatsapp,phone and msg. and also i will keep there priscription to me for record.i will open a medical store in my city also i will give bill to patient.
so my question is that is it possible or not in rajasthan.is there any law for home delivery medicine.
suraj kumar singh
22 May 2015 at 13:01
Dear SIr,
I wanted to know that whether a central/state PSU or a government company can be subject to winding up in case they are unable to pay the debt as per the provision of Section 271 (1)(a) of Companies Act, 2013.
Is the procedure of winding up of a government company is different from a company which are not government company.
Kindly provide your valuable input and comments in this regard.
Regards
Suraj Singh
K D
20 May 2015 at 13:35
Hi,
We want to start a online portal under which we are intented to provide services using the bidding process. it means user will post his requirment and service providers will bid there price for it. and after the bidding ends on predefined time,provider with the lowest bid will get the contract and user will pay online for the service.
is it leagal to run such bidding plaatform as per indian law ?
Kindly Advise.
-KD
Anand Sharma
19 May 2015 at 18:22
Is it necessary to register charges with RoC in case when a company is giving corporate guarantee. Kindly substantiate your reply with proper authority of law. (The query is in relation to the Companies Act, 1956) Thank You.
Abdul Jillani
19 May 2015 at 15:16
D/sir/Madame,
My father was expired and after that my mother takes the charge of properitor as my father has given a adhikaar patra in his liftime to my mother, on basis of that my TIN no. is same as alloted to my father is now ammended on my mothers name. Is the firm continues as it is with all the work experience, turnover and such other credentials. please advice me I really need a positive response for existence of work
Goapl Garg
18 May 2015 at 08:53
My family consisted of my Grand Mother-father-mother-myself(23yrs old son,student)-my sister(19yrs old student).My father was a working Director in a private ltd company and had demised recently one year ago.After his demise we came to know that our residentail house was under a mortgage for a loan of his employer company. Myself and my sister stay in two different city for study purpose.After demise of my father and we brother-sister in college campus, my mother and grand mother have been made to sign documents pertaining to the mortgage continuation by employers. we, brother-sister have not signed any document as yet.There have been good relations and the employers were also good people.Now we came to know that the employers could not make payment to Bank.
About six months ago Bank sent four separate notice vide section 13-2 of sarfasi act asking us to make payment of the full loan we all four have been described as gurantors being legal heir to my father. A protest letter was sent to bank on my and my sister behalf that we have never been a party to any documents and execution and can not be asked for payment and can not be termed as gurantors, just we are legal heirs.The Bank deleted our names(my and my sister:s) from all of the letters etc issued thereafter.Now suddenly the Bank has pasted a Notice on the wall of of our house under section 13-4 and have got it published in two newspapers. and in both pasted notice and newspaper insertion our names have also been re-added as Gurantors.
Sir, we brother-sister are student, do not have any finance, and have not signed any kind of documents any time and we are now facing very bleak situation in society, circle, college-university and we stand to face a lot of issues in our carrear, employment and higher studies by being entangled in such issue.
We sincerely seek advise:
01. Have we brother-sister become Guarantor without executing/signing any documents just because we are legal heirs of our father?
02. Is the Bank rightfull to treat,brand us as guarantors and do the same treatment with us what it can do with my grand mother and mother?
03. How can we discharge any liability of the employers(big amount) when we do not earn etc?
04. If Bank is not correct then what should we do ?
05. Can we ask bank to withdraw both the notices? in the way they have issued them?
The matter is very serious and urgent.
Please advise us.
Thanks in advance
Jeetender Gupta
17 May 2015 at 17:57
Court already appoint provisional liquidator in a winding up petition by another unsecured creditor. What is the remedy left with all other unsecured creditors - Filing fresh petition (otherwise infructuous) or Impleadement Application. What if existing petitioner eventually settles & withdraw petition & limitation period for others be over by then. What is the safeguard?
jiten
15 May 2015 at 10:29
very good morning to all of you,
actully i need your help,thing is a private company wants to search some party's address for his legal matters,matters is going on in court but summons not served to that party's ,company requested to court to grant some time as they are going to hire security service for the same and sumbit the adress in court with in a month,court granted the same.
now company wants to hire secuirty service for party's address only(so that summons can served),so company wants to execute the agreement for the same can you pls send me draft of agreement,what is the responsbility involve of both the party's in agreement.
kindly help me.
regards.
Taral Narendra Shah
12 May 2015 at 16:21
If one person is director in 5 Pvt Ltd Companies and out of these 5 Pvt Ltd Companies, 1 Pvt Ltd Company has defaulted in filing balance sheet and annual return continuously for 2 and more years than whether that director will disqualified as stated in section 164? Further this director DSC is not accepted by MCA website while filing balance sheet and annual return of other 4 Pvt Ltd Companies.
Please guide and Thanks
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