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rakesh arya   25 June 2014 at 20:35

Non delivery of material by party

we have given a purchase order to a vendor against supplying of looking mirror 145 sqm and we have paid an amount of rs. 76,000/- as advance as per payment term of purchase order but till date party is supplied only 7 sqmt and as now party is showing his carelessness for supplying of balance material.now in such condition we have what legal options in our hands against party.i have also the receiving of material advance given by us to party on the xerox of cheque.

sidhant ajmera   25 June 2014 at 17:05

Corporate law

Sir, I have a series of queries on i winch i need help.
1. I understand the fact that 2 or more company can have same register office and the same director. However would they be on these basis alone can be termed as sister concern.

2. If a company does not file its annual return for one year, what are the consequences. Can we send the directors to jail also for the same.

3. How to determine CRISIL and ICRA ratings of a company.

4. Can the assets of a sister concern company be used to satisfy the claim of the Judgement Holder company

Navi   25 June 2014 at 10:06

Arbitration Orders

Two parties enter an agreement with arbitration clause, both started with dispute party B found that party A has cheated them so approach ICA for appointing Arbitrator. Meanwhile Party B went to pick their material from site which stood missing so they made police complaint. Police registered FIR after investigation and arrested few people of party A then police found that party A not only stole material of Party B but also forged an agreement which was signed between parties. So they added offences to FIR. After party B realised that an agreement has been forged so they approached arbitrator that their agreement has been forged and FIR has been registered which would make agreement null and void ab initio as well as arbitration clause of agreement.

Party B was never replied by arbitrator on the same meanwhile party A approached high court for quashing of FIR which got dismissed. After few months party B was sent Arbitration orders that as you wished to withdraw your claim and not pursue further, arbitrator pursued counter claim of party A taking 12 lacs as arbitration fees, and gave ex-parte decision in favour of party A for their claim.

Now party B approached high court saying as mentioned in arbitration orders it never wished to withdraw the claim rather they had mentioned that a police FIR is registered and forgery offences are added making agreement and arbitration clause null n void ab initio which is documented proof.

So would need your expert's guidance, what could be done and what is the remedy? How can arbitrator's ecparte orders be set aside?

pushpakrishna   24 June 2014 at 23:05

Excessof electricity bill.

dear Experts,
I am running a mill since 23 years having an electric meter.since 1992 i never get electricity bill not more than Rs.20,000/-but in the Dec.13 the electricity department changed the meter like others. i have closed the mill 1st march 2014 to 18-06-14.the bill came for march Rs.28,441/- for April Rs.54,602/-for MayRs66,689 and FOR JUNE,2014 RS.1,56,236/- I simply shocked .i am not able understand what do? kindly do needful in this respect in all manners.whether i have to approach the Consumer forum or to file a case before the local Court to have the stay for not to disconnect the power. i am based at Revenue Division in Telengana State in Mahaboobnagar District and there is no Consumer Forum.Kindly advice with proper procedure.

basheer   24 June 2014 at 22:05

For starting a girls hostel

I am from kerala, I have one acre land near NIT Calicut. I want to start a hostel. Please let me know the required procedures. Who is the licensing authority and how much time it will take to get a license.

Adil   22 June 2014 at 18:15

Company law - non judicial agreement

Hello Everyone,

I have few questions and I would really appreciate if some of the experts can help in getting answers for the same. Below is a brief description/background

A New Delhi based public listed company sings a contract with few schools in Uttar Pradesh, for a period of 5 years to provide educational services to the school on "Non Judicial" Stamp paper. After giving service for initial 6 months, the company defaulted numerous times on the service part. The company is struggling financially due to which they are unable to provide service. This has happened not only with one school but with 90% of the schools across country.

On the other hand the school has been a good pay master and never defaulted on the EMIs. Now after being fed up with the services, the school has decided to terminate the agreement on their own. My questions are as follows:

1) Is the agreement done on Non Judicial Stamp Paper legal and can company use it in the court of law to sue the school for not adhering to the terms and conditions of the agreement?

2) What are the options school has now to get out of this situation and cease the agreement?

3)What are the possible options the company has in this case which can be used against the school?

PS: The school has all the documents(Emails) which can be used to show that the services have been delayed so much that it could effect the students future. Plus school also has the documents which shows that the company has defaulted multiple times on the commitments made by them to service the school properly.

Please answer point wise. Thank you to everyone in advance.

Amit   21 June 2014 at 20:57

Action, against a limited company, for non-payment of due amount to its transporter

Sir/Madam,

What are the options available to me as legal action against a limited company for non-payment of due amount to the transporter??

Also, can i charge an amount of interest on such due amount of transporter, if such transporter has taken a business loan for funds required for its business, due to such blocking of funds of transporter by such limited company??? If so, then at what percentage shall such interest be charged???

Also, is there any way out through which i can establish a pressure on such limited company to immediately pay such due amount for bills of the transporter???

PLEASE GUIDE ME.......

NANJUND G JUGALI   21 June 2014 at 07:34

Payment not paying after goods supplied

Dear Ma`m/Sir,

I am new business person and I am from Karnataka and I got order form TamilNadu and I went their we got final order with best price I have supplied goods worth Rs.180000 and he sent me a Cheque and after I have sent another Rs.130000 goods but same days his Cheque got bounced now full payment pending from last 2 months and every time he saying he is giving next two days three days etc, I have visited again his office in Coimbatore but his office closed and he left from there.

I have purchase order (scanned and mailed)
I have bounce Cheque (I have given 30 days notice as per NI Act)

Can I file a case against cheating or 420 case if yes where I can do this.

SANJAY S PATEL   19 June 2014 at 17:21

Summary suit

How to file summary suit ? in Vadodara And which is more effective for the small pvt ltd co. As deftaitannt is Ltd. firm,



Which is more better summary suit or winding up,the suit ?

As time of outstanding had gone upto to more than 6 months.

P.C. Joshi   18 June 2014 at 18:29

Authorised representative

Dear Friends,
Can a newly formed company which has not appointed any staff yet authorise an employee of its associate/group company for the start up work like dealing with Govt. deprtment, representaion before govt authorities.Is an employee forbidden by law to work for another company while he is on the roll of only one company.

Thanks & Reh=gards,

P.c. Joshi