Anonymous
11 November 2009 at 19:02
A Private Limited /Limited Company recieved deposits from General Public and failed to repay /return the Deposits to the Depositors.
In AP-Under Protection of Depositors Act- The Dist. Collector ( in Districts) and Commissioner of Police ( in Hyderabad ) are the Competent Authorities to deal with claims of the Depositors against the Trader /Firm /Person who received the deosits
I request the opinion -
Whether the Company Registered under Companies Act, can dispute the Authority of the District Collector under Depositors Protection Act, if a claim is made against the said Company before Distirct collector !
george
11 November 2009 at 18:59
Sir
My grand father settled the only dwelling house to my mother in 1963,(He died in 1965 after making a will for the other lands and any left over property too to my grandmother).One man got the possion of the house and sale deed by fraud/undue influence from my mother.My mother within two weeks filed suit in court.but all the three court including HC dismised the suit for want of evidence of undue influence.
Now I feel the original deed that is settlement deed is void on the ground that
1) the contents of the deed is such that the transfer of interest and right and possesion is not in preasenti and my grand father reserved life interest.and such settlement deed had been held to be void or will in many cases.
2)the written consent of my grandmother not obtained according to Indian Succession Act as we are christian.
In this situation my grand mother died in 1995 leaving a will bequething all property to me.
My question is now can i file a suit for recovery of possession from the man who fraudulently obtained from my mother by null and void declaration of the original deed of settlement because my mother did not add this fact in her plaint.Will it attract limitation period
Kindly advice sir
Sachin Bhatia
11 November 2009 at 18:49
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Ami Parekh
11 November 2009 at 18:46
As per the chart attached Education & Higher Education cess is not applicable on payments except salary payments but still many CA say it is applicable. Dear expert please tell me about education cess applicability
I also needed TDS chart & its notes from VG mehta if available with you.
Awaiting your valuable reply
Ami
Sameer Kumar
11 November 2009 at 18:12
futher to a few questions i have already asked, i would like an answer to a question regarding succession certificate, does one have to pay a fee for the certificate in case of immovable property? if so how much is the fee , and is it a percentage of the value that the plot of land was bought at , or current market valuation. to make things clear, it is not a house but a plot of land for building a house which is currently lying vacant. what is the normal time frame involved if there are no objections.
Thanks in advance for your help
Anonymous
11 November 2009 at 17:29
Dear sirs,
wat are the weakness of D.V ACT if we want to start against our brother in-law?
Anonymous
11 November 2009 at 17:14
DearSir
May i know wheather during pendency of approval application eployee& employer exsist ? Pl give judgment
Anonymous
11 November 2009 at 16:41
Dear Experts,
Can somebody detail me the difference between a Power of Attorney and a Letter of Authorization in its essence?
Thank you in advance.
Tipsy
11 November 2009 at 16:36
In Maharashtra what is rate of stamp duty on Bills of Exchange with a tenor of 365 days and value is Rs.10864000 ? what is mode of payment for duty paid, is it by sp adhesive stamp or franking where is it done in Mumbai, the Bill of Exchange is to be unsigned during franking ?
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