Anonymous
23 March 2010 at 22:41
sir,
My father was adopted by his uncle(fathers's elder brother since he had no children) and had aquired property from
him through a will stating that he had written the property to his adopted son (my father) since he(my grandfater)has no children and had it registered at the time of his death.
We are 2 daughter's and one son to my father,all of us are majors.Our father has left us and our mother and is residing somewhere without even giving us his address.
He has sold some of the property to a woman.
We dont know about his whereabouts since he is absconding willingly and now we want to claim for right in the property because we have no other choice to meet our needs.My mother is a housewife.
is that property considered as ancestral property and can we claim for equal share in it .
Can my mother claim for share in the property to meet the marriage expenses since it is his responsibility.
Please kindly advice us to get justice because we are not in a position to wait or search for him anymore.
thankyou.
Chetan
23 March 2010 at 22:13
How to file suit through Power of Attorney
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Paras Kariya
23 March 2010 at 22:05
Dear friends,
(1) Pls. give me guidance about, if anybody receive summons under the provisions of Section 14 of the Central Excise Act, 1944 made applicable to service tax matter by virtue of section 83 of the Finance Act, 1994 what we do.
(2) Second is that vide circular No. 110/04/2009-ST, dated 23.02.09,declare by the compenant authority that commercial or industrial construction service [Section 65(105)(zzq) specifically excludeds construction of roads. In this, there is no specific exemption under this service for maintenance or repair of roads, etc. Reading the defination of these two taxables services in tandem leads to the conclusion that while construction of road is not a taxable services, attracting service tax.
In this regards the technical literature on the subject indicate that the activitiy can be categorized as follow:-
(A) Maintanance or reparis activities:
I. Resurfacing
II. Renovation
III. Strengthening
IV. Relaying
V Filling of potholes
(B) Construction Activities:
I. laying of a new road
II. widening of narrowed road to broader road (Such as conversion of a two lane road to a four lane road)
III. Chaning road surface (graveled road to metalled road/mettaled road to blacktopped/blacktopped to concrete etc.)
In this regards, which exempted vide notification dated 27.07.09.
My question regarding second, is that if the contractor is Government contractor and they works only government department like N. H., Panchayat, Road & Buillding, etc. then they will applicable in this category because in my knowledge every government work for the people are exempted from the Service Tax. If I am wrong then pls. give me right direction in this regards.
Thanks
With regards
Paras H. Kariya
Law Student
Junagadh
Paras Kariya
23 March 2010 at 22:03
Dear freinds,
(1) Pls give me guidance regarding the construction of bldg. for the government, semi-government, nagarpalika, etc like residential quarters, office building, etc. are taxable or not.
(2) If there is registered with GETCO (GEB - electricity company under Government) contractor and construction of control room, office building, etc. and they have not any service tax no. and they not to claim any service tax againg the executed work. In those works, they have the tender clause, the service tax is paid by the contractor and after submission of proof of paid service tax reimbursement from the department.
But if they didnot paid to service tax department because they thoughts that that liabilities is to the department they didnot paid and claim from the department.
Pls. give the proper guidence in this regards
Thanks
With regards
Paras H. Kariya
Law student
Junagadh
Anonymous
23 March 2010 at 21:07
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P.C. Joshi
23 March 2010 at 21:02
Dear Friends,
Pls advise on my following query.
A Ltd bought a 150 HP motor make of Hindustan Motors through its dealer XYZ.
The value is Rs 2.50 lacs appx. date of purchase is Sep 08.
The motor has started giving problem from jan 10. A ltd complained to XYZ and asked to replace the same as it is due to manufacturing defects. We have other motors working for 20 years and still doing well. But Hindustan Motors is not willing to replace the same saying that warranty period is over. However,the dealer XYZ is willing to do rewinding free of cost. But A ltd is not accepting anything less than free replacement.
Pls advise what legal recourse is available to A ltd to get the motor replaced from the dealer/company.
Regards
P.C. Joshi
Anonymous
23 March 2010 at 20:41
please tell me the difference between writ appeal, first appeal and second appeal.
please also tell the difference between civil miscellaneous appeal and civil revision petiton.
Anonymous
23 March 2010 at 20:16
please tell me the procedure for purchasing property in a foreign country say america or australia. how much money can be sent outside india per year and through whom. which particular act and rules i have to refer to. can the money be sent through "Money Transfer"? is there any tax to be paid.? thanks.
Parthasarathi Loganathan
23 March 2010 at 20:01
QUESTION POSTED BY MR.G.N.MURALIDHAR IN THE NEWS TODAY
Hello learned friends,
I am the legal manager of a software firm. As part of our IT solutions, , we buy/obtain license/sub license soft ware and customise/implement the same to our clients.
In a recent instance, the entity from whom we buy the software has charged Service Tax over and above the applicable CST. They might give online support in future if the need arises.
My question/doubt is whether they are entailed to charge Service Tax as per-se they have not done any customisation on the soft ware being bought from them?
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