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Jacob Joseph   18 April 2009 at 10:24

Cheque Dishourning

Dear Sir,

We have put complaint against Cheque Bouncing of Rs. 45 Lakhs unfortunately the Order came against us in Magestrate Court. We went to High Court where our case was not Admitted. Whether we can file again in High Court to another bench or we have to go to Supreme Court. If Supreme Court then can you suggest who will be best Law Firm to fight our case.

Jacob Joseph   18 April 2009 at 10:19

Cheque Dishourning

Dear Sir,

We have put complaint against Cheque Bouncing of Rs. 45 Lakhs unfortunately the Order came against us in Magestrate Court. We went to High Court where our case was not Admitted. Whether we can file again in High Court to another bench or we have to go to Supreme Court. If Supreme Court then can you suggest who will be best Law Firm to fight our case.

DIVAKAR PATIL   18 April 2009 at 09:54

Taxes payable by Cooperative housing society

Ours is a cooperative housing society located in Pune (Maharashtra) having annual collection from members Rs 11 lakhs apart from interest income Rs 2 lakh and other income Rs 1.3 lakhs. Society has employed 17 persons and annual payment towards salary and perks is about Rs. 7 lakhs. Please guide whether society has to
a. Pay income tax towards interest income and other income?
b. Deduct professional tax from the payment made to employees?
c. deduct TDS from payment made to suppliers/ service providers and professional fees?

Is there any exemption available to cooperative housing societies in any of these taxes

ravi   18 April 2009 at 08:46

NON RECEIPT OF OFFER LETTER

According to Regulation 22(3) of the SEBI (Substantial Acquisition of Shares and Takeovers) Regulations (“SEBI (SAST) Regulations”), the Acquirer is required to send the Letter of Offer to all the shareholders of the target company (shareholders as on the specified date)

pl. guide me :

1.the Acquirer is required to send the Letter of Offer by ORDINARY POST OR UNDER U.C.P OR BY REGD.POST.

2.In Regulation 22(3) of the SEBI (Substantial Acquisition of Shares and Takeovers) Regulations (“SEBI (SAST) Regulations”),NOTHING IS STATED ABOUT MODE OF DESPATCH.And if it not stated, whether any ruling or judgment is available or is there any PROVISION IN OTHER ACT CLARIFYING THE SAME.

Since I lost huge monetary gain due to the paper send by under U.C.P. & OFFER LETTER NOT RECEIVED BY ME WITHIN DUE DATE.

I need help urgently.

R.N.SAH

shah vicky   17 April 2009 at 23:53

univercity formation

univercity formation,ugc Act

PRAKASHCHANDRA MARU   17 April 2009 at 23:11

legal dictionary

Hello all experts
anybody have downable law dictionary with the legla maxims and idioms if yes pls provide
thank u in advance

Sanjeev   17 April 2009 at 22:04

questions relating to sell purchase of shares/securities

My questions are:

1. How a valid order for buy/sell of shares/securities can be placed, should it be in writitng only or it could be orally or telephonically also?

2.As per the investors rights and obligation point 1.3.5 it is provided that a client can "Give any order for buy or sell of a security in writing or in such form or manner, as may be mutually agreed. Giving instructions in writing ensures that you have proof of your intent, in case of disputes with the member.
here my question is that in case of there is no manner expressly agreed what are the such valid manners for placing order for buy/sell?

3. If a client alleges that some trades are executed without his knowledge and consent, the onus of proof on validity of such trades lies on whom, on trading member or on a client?

4. These days most of brokers/trading Members have practice of taking order telephonically and also they records such conversation between the clients and the operator, is it a valid practice approved by SEBI, NSE, BSE and under other laws

Amal shere   17 April 2009 at 18:51

Redevelopment of the house under Pagadi system

I am staying in the house in chawl on old Mumbai with building nearing the age of 100 years, we are ten tenents. All are willing for redevelopment of the building cluster with building in front of us which belongs to the trust. Our landlord do not seems to be keen and constantly trying to avoid the discussion and informing her intent. Our tenents had sent letter about concern for buidling and requesting for her decisions. The tenents want to form the society and pay her 100 mths salary. what are the provisions under the laws to help us to form society? All tenents of top floor have loft of height beyond 5ft 11 inches classified as mezanine floor. how can we protect our fsi of mezanine flr for our benefit which will or else be enjoyed by the builder in the redevelopment process? Please help

naveen   17 April 2009 at 17:37

income tax

procedure of learning income tax

rgurucharan   17 April 2009 at 15:54

ATM Debit card Lost

dear sir,

I am Mr. james, lost my debit card. I have a doubt whether the debit card can be accessed by other with out my pin number. like in purchasing goods in malls with just swiping in the machine.



pls clarify the doubt at the earliest.

with regards,

Mr. James.