Anonymous
25 October 2009 at 20:16
My question is specially to Mr.Raj kumar makkad 'ji though many of you people has answered my yesterdays question in respect to the above subject. but you all can answer me again.....
Mr.Raj kumar makkad 'ji
actually only you got my point of asking the query. so i am clearing you the fact again so that it becomes more clear to me when you reply.....
Actually, i want to start a scheme of my own where i will sell insurance policies legally of any specified company with having regular authentisized license from them respectively. but if i collect the premium in full and go for the policy then less no. of person will accompany me in the run as the premium will be high enough....ranging from 12000/- and above.
So i thought of collecting the same in two or more installments for the first year only. After that the customer will pay the premium regularly on his own as when the time comes for him. Say , if the FYP is 12000/- then to get the benefit of my scheme one has to pay the joining amount will be 2500/- as advance for his policy and then he can work as a networker and earn the benefit of my scheme alongwith getting his policy when paid the balance in full.
thats what i want to know from you all whether i can collect the FYP in installments or not.? and what other licence i have to take and from where to run my new shceme related business?
please answer me again. my email id is sasankar.boruah@rediffmail.com
thanking you all ,
sasankar
siddhartha pydipati
25 October 2009 at 12:01
i want to buy dvds online through my atm-cum-debit card.as the video company has an understanding with my bank i think its safe.how secure and reliable is the transaction?
pratik
25 October 2009 at 01:08
if the cheque is crossed & it has been written not negotiable or any bank name what does it mean why it has been written what are the advantages & disadvantages to the cheque issuer & the cheque receiver why it has been written.
Also as per which section & act with an suitable examples ?
also what is the difference between circular & notification as per which act or section or as per consitution of india ?
P.C. Joshi
25 October 2009 at 00:14
A Ltd a well known company in communication accessories in India wants to enter with a foreign conern who is alos in similar field to develop market in India for the prodcust manufactured by the said Co. for mutual business interets of both the company.Subsequently after experiencing this mutual co-operation between the company under the abovesaid MOU where no monetary consideration is involed, both the company willing to enter into a joint venture/colleboration in India. The query is whether there is any applicability of FEMA regulations in the intitial MOU or afterwards entering into the joint venture or colleboration. Members, pls share your views.
Regards
P.C. Joshi
Anonymous
24 October 2009 at 20:08
Dear sir,
I want to know about the above subject in details whether first year life insurance premiums can be collected in installments or not personally from customers under certain schemes? Helping them to purchase the policy in parts, as when the customers tooks the policy by paying the balance amount in full, giving them an opportunity to earn more out of the commission the respective agent will earn that he will distribute the same ahead through the respective scheme of his.
please answer, my email id is sasankar.boruah@rediffmail.com
thanking you
sasankar boruah.
kirtirani sole
23 October 2009 at 21:56
Resp. Sir/Madam
we r going to organise seminar on Business Law but we don't want it would be only bookish... so I request,please suggest us current practical problems in corporate laws i.e. company law, SEBI, Contract,Insurance,NIA,Insurance,Banking, Consumer Protection... We r student of Law Faculty so problem should have that perspective...
& also please suggest dignetories in concerned field.
Thanx n regards.
Sumir
23 October 2009 at 21:00
Under which condition it is binding for government to file tenders? WHich are relevant laws to tenders? I want complete A to Z information pertaining to tenders.
Poonam
22 October 2009 at 22:13
Since in case of a sole proprietorship, no documents / paper work is required except for certain registration of trade licence etc.
Kindly let me know whether a sole proprietorship can be run only in the name of the sole proprietor or we can have some other name like Pyramid education.
Also, please let me know, in what cases the trade licence is required and from where the same can be obtained ?
Thanks
Poonam
22 October 2009 at 22:06
I want to start a Educational Institution as Proprietor.
I will be required to open a bank account. Can you please guide me as to what documents I need to open a bank account.
I have heard that banks do not open account without registration and also heard the Sole Propritorship does not require registration.
Kindly let me know the registration requirement of s sole proprietorship and the compliances under the companies Act, 1956, if any
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