chirag
29 July 2009 at 20:33
Sir,
I am engaged in mfg.company & my quition is if we paid service tax on freight inward with abatement of 75% & also take credit for the same?
Pls. guidance about how we taken credit & under which notification?
Regards,
Chirag
A.R.Jayan
29 July 2009 at 18:58
One of an elder sister of my mother who is unmarried demised (on her 70’s) some weeks before. One week before her demise she registered her Will on her property, putting me and my sister as the equal and only heirs of her property. It was an “in house registration” because of her partial paralysis to walk to the registration office. Now her (deceased) brother’s sons are indenting to challenge the will enforcing the undue influence.
In fact there was an older registered Will (on 1976) of her stating the same matter in it also. My mother and the above said her elder sister is living together in a house for the last 60 years in their birth town. One year before the old ladies registered a deed of settlement on the name of us (me & my sister) for the purpose of a construction of a building in their property. But we could not start construction procedure because of a financial crisis.
After 4 months she cancelled the settlement deed to make the property on her name again. We didn’t deny her. But we exchanged our fear about the validity of the previous Will after this cancellation of the deed. Then she agreed to make a new Will and then it registered.
But after her demise the above said brother’s sons argued that cancellation of the deed itself shows her unwillingness to make a Will on our name. They have taken this as their basic ground for their contest of undue influence.
I want to know, will this argument stand on the court? Will this affect the validity of the Will? If the Will void, is there a chance to the deceased brothers sons and daughters of an unmarried Hindu woman come to as class 2nd heirs in “Marumakkathayam”?
dipali
29 July 2009 at 18:20
A Co-op society decides to give the developer an IOD of 1 year...on expiry of which he fails to revalidate it...in case of differences with the said society is it absolutely necessary to revalidate the said IOD on its expiry?
Arul Kumar
29 July 2009 at 17:56
Sir,
Para 83.3-5 of Service Tax provides that Sale of space in print media is excluded from payment service Tax. The subject matter under consideration is, whether a periodical magazine of Metals and Mineral subject to payment of Service Tax for carrying advertisement on the periodicals? The periodical is registered as news paper with Registrar of News Paper in India (RNI) as per the Press and Registration of Books Act, 1867. The periodical also enjoy concessional posting rate from Postal Department. Pelase provide me with some insight.
Thanking you,
Regards,
Arul Kumar
Sujeer
29 July 2009 at 17:20
Sir
Whether an accused in prosecution u/s 138 of NI act entitled for copies of documents produced by complainants, as of right?
Sec 204 of Cr.P.C says summons shall accompany copy of complaint and silent about document.
Sec 207 deals cases on police report.
Sec 208 deals with sessions case.
Pls see 1985 Cr L J 761.
Is there any recent Supreme Court or Kerala ruling?
KANDE VENKATESH GUPTA
29 July 2009 at 17:13
What are the major changes brought by the Amendment Act 54/1994 to the Motor Vehicles Act? Plese help, matter is urgent and I am in need of the information by the night of 30-7-2009
Mahesh
29 July 2009 at 16:56
Dear All,
Wish to know that -
1) Whether any statute like Maharashtra Private Security Guards (Regulation of Employment and Welfare) Act, 1981 is there in Gujrat.
2)Does any seperate authority exists for regulation of the private security guards employment ?
3)What is the minimum wages applicable to Private Security Guards in Gujrat.
Thanks & regards,
Mahesh
Guest
29 July 2009 at 16:55
In an industrial dispute, which has come before a labour court by way of reference, one of the issues is,
Whether the union has properly espoused the case or not?
The onus is on the management naturally, as the objection has been raised by the management in their written statement.
The workers filed the original document of the resolution of general body meeting, where it is resolved to raise this industrial dispute.
The management has not called for in writing from the union any document about membership of the signatories of the general body meeting or subscription receipts. Hence, the workers have not filed the same and in the cross examination they could not show any of these documents, when they were asked to show these documents.
Is it wrong on the part of the workers not to show these documents or is it wrong on the part of the management for not demanding for these documents in writing before the start of the evidence.
Who would be got benefited?
Shailendra Kumar
29 July 2009 at 16:50
Once the property gifted, can it become salable or always passes onward through gift deeds ?
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