Anonymous
11 June 2011 at 06:56
Hi,
The company law board (CLB) ordered status co, but the business was subleased unofficially. It may be difficult to get documentary evidence. What are the other ways to prove that the business was subleased? It is the public knowledge that the business was subleased.
Thanks in advance.
SHAKTHIVEL
10 June 2011 at 19:50
Whether bank seize all the machineries in a factory while their charges is limited only against which loan has been granted.
Whether the factory can bring in stay order to preempt any such moves from the bank, especially in the context of having made several lakhs of rupees towards advance /pre payments.
Anonymous
10 June 2011 at 13:45
A company secretary worked upto 30jan 2010 and filed form 32 for cessation with Roc. Form 32 regd at mca portal. The company thereafter appointed new company secretary and extended accounting year to close at 30th jun 2010. The company did not hold AGM and also not filed Balance sheet with ROC. CAn ROC file prosecution against company secretary who left services on 30th Jan 2010?
preet
10 June 2011 at 12:50
Can any one explain me the term Sibil? when a loan taker comes in the sibil? How his status is determined?
jitendra singh
10 June 2011 at 11:01
Can anyone provide me.........
CPFC's Circular No. E-72/11(28)80/PN dated 6.6.81
Anonymous
10 June 2011 at 10:00
Hello ! Can L D and penality be levied on contractor under same contract
Member (Account Deleted)
09 June 2011 at 00:27
Upto 4 lacs and in some other banks it even 7.5 lacs where banks are not to ask for collateral. On ground the things are different. The branch manager ask for the parents assets and liabilities and demand two bank gurranters , one of which has to be a serving govt servant.
Is it not heavily inclined for the already Haves and to deny the hapless Havenots who have produced children with merits and no moneybags.
Can somebody in this forum clarify whether this adhocism by the bank managers be legally challenged. And is there a NGO( Not funded by the govts of the day) which can fight this case for us?
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