Mayank Arora
20 November 2014 at 17:11
Hello all,
If a loss-making private limited company has to be wound up and there are no other creditors apart from the loans given by current and former directors, can the company be wound up without the permission of the former directors?
The company does not have any remaining assets.
Nikhil
19 November 2014 at 11:23
Hello,
My dad has a proprietor business and it is wholly managed by him, but the said firm is in my name and I am the signatory to the bank correspondence and Cheques as a proprietor.
I now wish that the firm now be in my dad's name without the change of the bank account along with all rights and liabilities since the inception of the firm.
Pls help how can this be done, can this be done by an assignment deed if yes, pls help me with one
Raji
18 November 2014 at 21:25
Hi All,
Thank you for helping me.
I am student of Ambedkar Law College. I am not sure which law is basically suitable to practice the same.
Mostly I am interested in Import / Export business..
Please advise me..
Hi experts.
My query is. Do any mutton selling shop in mumbai suburbs have permission to slaughter a live goat in their shop and sell the meat.also can they stock live animal in their shop. Who is the governing public authority which control the licensing in this case.
We have a shop here whose owner claims to have cutting license 25 years old. Is this possible.
Please guide and advice.
nawas
18 November 2014 at 15:28
dear sir,
last month 31st my tenant went to sbi and deposit the Rs.5000 in my account and challan copy of deposit.
on 15th november i check my account but that rs.5000 didnot credit my account.and i went to bank and check my account the didnot credit that my account .and they credited to other person account and they do credited my money in my account after 16 days. i want to take legal action againest the bank. its possible.
please tell me.
thanks
I want to know if there is any clause under which a non-performing director can be removed from the private limited company?
The company has 3 directors with equal shares of 33.33%. there is no AOA done on legal papers but an understanding is signed by all 3 directors. Each director was assigned to generate certain revenue to the business however 1 director (also happens to be investor son) has not been generating any substantial revenue to sustain the expenses however the profits are equally shared. With the revenue generated by other 2 directors are the company is able to meet end needs.
I want to know under what clause we can exit that director and agree on repayment terms to the investor?
Regards,
S
Roger Shaker
17 November 2014 at 21:13
Hi
I live in America and invested 400,000 USD in 2 installments in 2010 and 2011 with a friend. He sent me a letter via email that I get 10% equity in 2 of his companies and detailed agreements will be drafted later. I have been requesting him to give ROC registered shares for the past three years and nothing. I have been requesting for my money back and nothing. Under what sections can i file a case and realistically is there anyway i can recover the money. My friend is a wealthy and well connected person. Does the statute of limitations or time bar apply here. Please advise.
Thanks.
How I become an Surveyor (General Insurance) despite I am working as a Govt. Employee of Haryana. The Insurance Company said that the Govt. employee can not become Surveyor of Vehicle Insurance.
After retirement I want to become Surveyor or Agent of General Insurance/ Vehicle Insurance surveyor.
Kindly intimate me.
Partnership deed
respected sir,
whether partner ship deed concluded on a white paper and signed by a notary in 2012 is a valid instrument in court of law or not (ofcourse required stamp duty with penalty will be paid now)
g giri
tax consultant