Nikhil
22 May 2015 at 15:44
I have supplied for almost 4 years certain material to one of the firm (properitor) but the firm now have started defaulting in making mayment.
I have undated cheque of only Rs 4lacs against the total recovery of Rs 20 lacs.
What is the legal remedy for the same.
The Firm is run by the dad but the signatory is the son, and the son is only for signature, and he is not even aware of this defaults.
Against whom the legal remedy is avaliable.
Milind Dhume
22 May 2015 at 15:43
Can a Co-operative Housing Society registered under the Maharashtra Co-operative Society's Act 1960, recover arrears of outgoings towards the flat from a member beyond a period of 3 years?
SAA_Bombay
22 May 2015 at 15:24
Dear Sir, In our Society one of the member have taken loan from 2-3 banks. The security provided for loan was his flat & his own wife who stay in same flat is Guarantor who do not have any source of income. We have queries..
1. We came to know this from some other old member of society (who no longer lives here). The subject member is not disclosing any information to us nor is co-operating in same?
2. Can a person take loan from 2-3 places by keeping same flat mortgaged. How & who will have the original documents? (like Share Certificate).
3. As an MC of society, what precautions / action should be taken by us?
4. Can we put RTI in Debt Recovery Tribunal office?
Please advice.
tapanwitasaha
22 May 2015 at 15:09
I am now staying in kolkata but originally belongs from assam..so,all my documents are of assam..my father purchased a land with house here in kolkata long year back & after that he gave it to promoter for building flat..& only the 1st floor is assigned to us..now my father is no more..& the whole property got divided between my brothers & sister..one portion of the flat is mine as divided..i just received possession certificate from the promoter...i just want to know what more documents i required for full onwership..or in my rights...??
Member (Account Deleted)
22 May 2015 at 14:13
I work in Government Undertaking. Last year I was transferred to another division in office. It was an inter division transfer.
Recently I received an order from my earlier division stating that I need to complete my pending work which was left upon my transfer along with my present duties. Moreover to complete this extra work I need to visit saturday sunday.
It is also mentioned that my organization does not have any transfer & posting policy. Transfer are done on need basis.
My query is does this sort of orders backed by any rulings etc. Does any employee need to complete a task even after he/she got transferred. Please advice.
Niladri Bhattacharya
22 May 2015 at 14:04
Vat on Kerosene Dealers is ceased in West Bengal and this happened in 2011 . I need to know the exact date and also find out whether any old demand can be claimed by the Department or is that also ceased .
louis
22 May 2015 at 14:00
Sir,
I am Louis Horo working in bank and posted to Trivandrum. In the birth certificate of my son, mother name was written Anjita Horo where as her name is Anjita beck. I am told by the school authority to rectify mothers' surname or else it will be problem for child's future education and even in getting passport. His birth certificate has been issued from assam(jorhat).
kindly guide me what to do.
thanking you and oblige.
louis
Goutam Paramanick
22 May 2015 at 13:08
Respected Kalaiselvan
Sir, I am a staff reporter of West Bengal Legislative Assembly. Having seen in the News paper advertisement dated 22nd
September, 2013 Patra Chai column, I and my parents visited to my bride's address on October, 2013 and rapidly her relatives agreed to materialize the marriage but I did not have enough time to judge their sister and examine her and my blood test. Finally, our marriage was materialized. Neither me and nor my parents demanded any dowry and not a single coin I took from them. I think they avoided to examine these medical tests (laparoscopy)purposefully. Please suggest me as per law as admissible.
suraj kumar singh
22 May 2015 at 13:01
Dear SIr,
I wanted to know that whether a central/state PSU or a government company can be subject to winding up in case they are unable to pay the debt as per the provision of Section 271 (1)(a) of Companies Act, 2013.
Is the procedure of winding up of a government company is different from a company which are not government company.
Kindly provide your valuable input and comments in this regard.
Regards
Suraj Singh
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