Anonymous
19 November 2009 at 17:13
My query was how to sell chocolates with 4-5% alcohol content not 40-50%. Typo error! Kindly suggest!
Anonymous
18 November 2009 at 15:13
Can you brief me about Specific relief Act, what it deals with?
Anonymous
18 November 2009 at 11:08
I make chocolates out of my home in Bangalore. I am soon opening a shop exclusively for chocolates and would like to know if I can sell liquor chocolates without getting into any kind of legal trouble and if not then what do I need to do? Our liquor content is anywhere between 40-50% in the chocolates.
Teena
17 November 2009 at 16:12
Hi All.
Can any body is having notification of ROC for name avalability, which can be used or applied only within 60 days
vaidee
16 November 2009 at 18:37
Dear Experts,
sec 164 of companies Act, suggest we can take copy of extracts of balance sheet and annual returns filed - whether it is applicable for private limited company and who can apply for the same.
Iqbal Singh
16 November 2009 at 18:26
There is a case in front of me where in two companies are the co-owners of the same land (say 10000 sq mtrs). Both are companies are group company. Amongst both company, one company is public limited company (LISTED) (named A having 40% share in land) and other is also Limited company (UNLISTED) (named B having 60% share in land). A and B have bifurcated their area with embarking the different sale deed specifying the area. Now A and B company has borrowed loan from Bank. Same piece of land will be mortgaged with both the bankers. According to one of the Advocate, both the company has to execute the mortgage deed on full 10000 sq mtrs of land rather than on their share as its difficulat to set boundaries for both the companies. Option given by the advocate are:
1. Execute separate sale deed demarking the area or
2. Pass a board resolution by both the companies (for full area of land) and both the companies will have to present during mortgage execution.
First iption is not feasible due to some mangement option. However, if second option is opted for, the concerned of A company is that it will amount to Corporate guarantee given by one company to another and prior approval of Central governemet will be required in case of A company.
Kindly let me know if the above is true. If yes, is there any notification or section is available which can avoid taking prior approval of Central government for execution of Mortgage deed.
Please do the needful and its required urgently.
Thanks
Anonymous
15 November 2009 at 20:15
Hi,
I really wanted to know few things like
1.How can a director retire from a pvt. Ltd. Co.?
2. Also the procedure if a director want to retire.?
3.In which case directors is more liable towards Co.'s liability if he retire or if he resign?
karunanidhi
15 November 2009 at 20:06
I havve signed an agreement of sale without reading it under which I purchased a washing machine for Rs.20,000/-. and I paid price in cash. The agreement excluded the liability of the manufactorer for all kinds of defect in the machine. But I did not read that agreement. The machine was totally defective.Can I sue the Manufacturer? advice me....please
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