Anonymous
11 December 2011 at 21:37
What happens when a company who has taken working capital loan from a nationalised bank against a collateral securities worth 60% of the working capital loan amount, is unable to service tha same? The directors have given their personal guarantee. Can bank also ask for director's wife's property which is in her name and she is not holding any position in the company, neither she is guarantor? What proceduers bank has to follow and how much time they can give us, if company can show reasonableness to pay the same?
Anonymous
11 December 2011 at 16:49
The company has approached B.I.F.R. as sick industrial company.Is not the union of employees necessary party in the matter as their interests are involved.Can company which is before B.I.F.R. evade payment of wages to workmen under the excuse that it is sick undertaking?
K.K.Ganguly
11 December 2011 at 15:58
Will the Ld.Experts kindly opine?
One of my client's A/C have become NPA. The Bank has issued notice u/s 13(2)not only for that a/c but for another a/c of the client also in the same branch. The Bank is saying that as per RBI guidelines if one a/c becomes NPA, all other a/cs will be treated as NPA.
Is this version about RBI Guidelines correct?
RAJESH CHOUDHARY
10 December 2011 at 17:59
hi.
I have attached less amt of stamp paper to my partnership deed so it is not accepted in the registrar of firms so what should i do now as the deed has already been made.
Please help at the earliest.
thanks in advance .
S.RamaRaoAdvocate
10 December 2011 at 10:14
Being an Advocate can I provide my services for forming / incorporating LLP-Limited Liability Patnership for my Professional clients ?
I have observed that Chartered Accountants / Company Secretaries do offer their services for forming / incorporating LLPs.
Are Advocates authorized to extend their services for incorporating / forming LLPs, Micro/Small/Medium Companies, Partnership Firms, Societies, NGOs, Clubs ?
Awaiting for your expertise.
Regards,
S.RamaRao, Advocate
Anonymous
09 December 2011 at 20:28
Respected Experts,
With reference to Partnership Act, I would like to know, that a public notice is compulsory or not when a a partnership is not registered.
What could be the liability of outgoing partner in future when a third party claim comes when out going partner no more with partnership with other partners of the firm.
Kind request to help me out.
Regards to all
Anonymous
09 December 2011 at 18:53
hello friends.i have one doubt in liquidation of companies. kindly solve it.
my question is-
when remuneration is given to liquidator as a percentage of payment to unsecured creditor then when preferential creditor is included in unsecured creditor and when preferential creditor is excluded from unsecured creditor?
plz reply soon.
thanks.
Anonymous
09 December 2011 at 12:49
company is going to court case against govt. of punjab for permission of resort at land in the name of company and director is authrising a lawyer....
can any one give me a sample resolution of that .......?
Anonymous
09 December 2011 at 12:25
A listed Co. in its AGM had passed a special resolution for keeping of its Statutory Register at a place other than its Registered Office. Now the Company wants to reverse the activity i.e. it again wants to keep its Statutory Register at the Registered Office of the Company.
What all do we need to do to give effect to the same?
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