RAJESH SHARMA
03 August 2015 at 11:54
what is the meanSpecial Appeal Defective
Goutam Paramanick
03 August 2015 at 11:39
Why we filed Nullity of Marriage and when? Is this Nullity of Marriage under Special Marriage Act? Can I file Nullity of Marriage on the ground of suppression of material facts? Can I file Nullity of Marriage after the date of marriage within one year? Although the time has already elapsed for one year and eleven months from the date of marriage i.e. 13th December, 2013, in such case, can I file Nullity of marriage? What is the alternative way for dissolution of marriage after leaving husband from 6th September, 2014. Please advise me.
Vivek Manoj Gangishetty
03 August 2015 at 11:33
Dear All,
Namaskar!
I am from working class, I wanted to take a piece of Land and build a house in Hyderabad, my friend has recommended that I should try Manipal Housing Finanace Syndicate for the Loan, We have finalized a deal for the land and House from a Builder known to the Bank at 30 Lakhs, I have down paid 5 Lakhs and taken a 25 Lakhs loan from the said Bank, with an understanding of the Loan as " Housing Loan", I was later given to understand that the bank has transferred the entire amount to the builder, who has not given us the possesion of the House, but just the land, which does not even value to 12 Lakh Rupees, when approached the bank and told them the same, the Bank has told us that the Matter needs to be settled between the Builder and us, the builder is however not reachable, we have spoken to the Manager there and informed that unless we get our house, we shall not pay any more of EMIs, for which they have not agreed and put in a blank security cheque worth 1,50,000 and invoked "NI 138", the case is sub judice and they have put one more Cheque, which I havent given them at all worth 40 Lakhs and sent me a Legal notice, Please advice what needs to be done?
kailash
03 August 2015 at 10:39
As I already asked reply of this quiry through lawyersclubindia but it is unfortunately that nobody reply my quiry. One again i asked the same.
One Assistant Secretary was selected in CBSE against the post of Deputation(Actually the method is promotion failing which on deputation) there are 05 post of AS are vacant and no person is eligible for promotion as per RR so that the same was publish through Deputation. Out of 05 posts 03 persons are selected for the post of AS on deputation but only one person join the duty of AS on deputation. Now more than one year completed and the person is requested to absorb him as Assistant Secretary in CBSE.
For the post of AS as per RR 50% as Direct and 50% on promotion(failing which by deputation). There is no method in RR to absorb a person.
(I) Can we absorb the person who is on deputation without changes of RR
(II) Can we absorb the person after changing in the RR i.e. Direct/Promotion/Deputation/Absorption.
The Organisation wants to absorb this person before amended the RR can it is possible.
Please clarify.
Thanks
Ranjan
03 August 2015 at 10:38
I have a security agency in Hyderabad, so I opted a business development proposal from Sulekha.com to provide 125 leads to me for Rs. 10,000/- which I have paid in advance. But now I am not getting proper response and also quality of leads is worst. After providing me 88 leads they stopped my service without intimation and they are not responding to my emails. I have the order copy of 125 leads, also the emails for which there is no response. So is somebody interested to take up this case.
ashish negi
03 August 2015 at 09:13
sir i was born on 3rd feb 1995 at my home. my parents didn't registered my name for birth certificate. now i need it very urgent.
but i don't know about the procedure and documents required for birth certificate.
can any1 please tell me the procedure and documents required for getting a birth certificate??
Kartik Sulm
03 August 2015 at 09:00
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Sundaravadivel
03 August 2015 at 06:16
A mother and her two sons are the owners of land totalling 10 grounds
One of the sons was given a Power by other owners say mother and the son with a specific clause saying that the POA can appoint or delegate his powers to another person to develop the property by construction of flats. Now the original POA delegated his powers to a builder to construct flats and sell. Both the POA got registered. Under the circumstances whether we can enter in to an agreement with the vendor viz the 2nd POA for purchase of a flat is legal. Is there any section under contract act or supreme court judgement or order support in this. Pl clarify in detail sundaravadivel Br Mgr. Syndicate Bank
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Advocate couunication adress
Can any one provide me the address of consultant they have represented before central excise case of rice mill machinery manufactures association of india
The case fact mentioned below
lassification of rice parboiling machinery -reg
Circular No 924/ 14/2010-CX
F.No. 167/42/ 2009-CX.4
Government of India
Ministry of Finance
Department of Revenue
Central Board of Excise and Custom
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New Delhi, the 19 May, 2010
To,
All the Chief Commissioner of Central Excise,
All the Chief Commissioner of Customs
All the Director General
All Commissioners,
Sir,
Subject: Classification of rice parboiling machinery -reg
It has been brought to the notice of the Board that classification of Rice parboiling machinery is being disputed in certain jurisdictions. Two tariff headings under consideration for its classification are 8419 or 8437. It has been represented by the Rice Mill Machinery Manufacturers Association that the practice so far followed by the department was not to charge excise duty for many years but suddenly it has been sought to charge duty on these machines by proposing classification under heading 8419. The matter has been examined by the Board.
2. Paddy processing plant consists of sections with functions like parboiling, drying, rice milling and polishing . Parboiling plants and drier plants are used for steaming and drying paddy and also for reducing the moisture content in the paddy. The processed paddy is then sent to subsequent sections where husking, hauling, milling and polishing are undertaken. Briefly, parboiling process involves three stages, namely, pre-steaming, soaking and steaming. In the first stage, clean raw paddy is steamed for 3 to 5 minutes. In the second stage, pre-steamed paddy is soaked in water tanks for about 4-5 hours. In the last stage, the soaked paddy is passed through steaming process for 3-5 minutes. Subsequently, steamed rice are dried in a dryer. The dryer is also supplied alongwith parboiling rice machinery. It has been mentioned by the Association that 100% of parboil plant and equipment are used only in rice mill industry and that the parboiling process is exclusive to paddy. It has also been contended by the Association that parboiling units are integral part of rice mill. Subsequent to the parboiling process, the further process of dehusking and drying is carried out in the same unit. Therefore, parboiling rice machinery is an integral part of rice mill plant. Thus it has been argued by the Association that these machines merit classification under heading 8419 because of following main grounds:
i. Rice parboiling machineries are used only in rice mill plant.
ii. These are integral part of rice processing plant and these cannot function in isolation. Therefore, function of Rice parboiling machinery/ drying unit is complementary to other function of rice processing plant.
3. On the other hand, in support of classifying it under tariff heading 8419, it has been argued that Parboiling and drier plants perform the function of steaming and drying which are independent of milling and these occur before milling process. Therefore it has been viewed that parboiling and drier plant are not essential and integral part of rice mill and therefore it would merit classification under heading 8419. It has also been opened that machinery performing specific functions like steaming or drying are specifically covered by heading 8419. Further, reference has also been made to Chapter Note 2 to Chapter 84 to justify the classification under heading 8419.
4.1 On examination of the issue, the Board observes that the General rules for interpretation of Central Excise Tariff provide that “for legal purposes, classification shall be determined according to the terms of the headings and any relative Sect