Prateek Fogla
31 May 2010 at 11:10
We have an Insurance Policy for special perils which covers Damage directly by flood, recently due to flood (just because of the flood) a few logs/boulders (floating in the flood water) damaged our assets, the Insurance company rejected our claim. Is the Insurance Company correct in doing so? Is there any way in which the claim may be obtained? citing of relevant caselaws will be more helpful.
Smitha S
31 May 2010 at 10:23
Please clarify the legal aspects and validity for appointing a commission agents in atrading business. More over give clarification in tax related issues. Wthether we put any agreement between commission agent for appoting him as a commision agent.
PLease clarify the querries as early as possible.
Regards
Smitha
S.D. Singh
30 May 2010 at 16:12
WHETHER APPLICANT CAN PAY APPLICATION FEES OF RS. 10/- IN CASH AT HIS CHOICE TO CIPO OR TO PAY THE FEES BY POSTAL ORDER/DEMAND DRAFT/OTHER MODE AS DIRECTED BY CIPO.
Anonymous
29 May 2010 at 18:17
What is the rate of stamp duty for getting Arbitral Award ?
How is it to be proceeded with for execution ?
Is it required to be made a rule of the Court before asking the Court for execution
Anonymous
28 May 2010 at 17:57
can any one provide me the main object of co. engaged in industrial piping, engineering work,Pneumatic Systems,etc
Anonymous
28 May 2010 at 15:50
Hello experts,
Can a company registered in India,conduct a board meeeting outside India. Request you to specify any departmental clarifications in this regard,
Regards
Anonymous
28 May 2010 at 13:26
Arbitral Tribunal issuing AWARD in a matter against nationalised Insurance PSU after 29 years of tha cause of action, what is the next course of action for the suffering claimant for realising whatever has now been awarded ?
Can the short-allowed claims in Arbitral AWARD be agitated about while getting the present Award executed ? If yes, where ?
Anonymous
28 May 2010 at 11:34
1. Our Company (P. Ltd) is planning to extend its services to GCC Countries. Among our services we provide, accepting investments from clients are also considered. Most of the services we offer are online. We (P. Ltd) have doubt regarding on accepting investment
2. From our discussion we have got one option to get investments is as follows:
 Pvt Ltd co: can have a max of 50 members
 From each member and his relatives deposits can be accepted
So by issuing at least a single share to a probable investor we can legally accept deposit without any limits.
3. Finally we would also wish to draft a master client agreement (online) form which can be the base of our services --- to be used when a client is registered.
Anonymous
28 May 2010 at 10:37
a sole proprietorship business unit was converted in a partnership firm since the individual had suffered serious financial problems.Now the firm is facing criminal cases over bouncing of cheques issued by the individual when it was a sole proprietorship firm. Does the newcomer (Junior partner) become a party to such criminal act of bouncing of cheque issued by the individual in the name of the firm ? The name of the firm whether under sole proprietorship of partnership remains same. DNUpadhyay
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