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Anuraag Radhakrishna   01 October 2014 at 14:43

Casting vote of chairman

The Articles of association of the company allow the Chairman to have a casting vote in case of a deadlock. At the beginning of a general meeting the chairman is appointed by show of hands pursuant to Section 104 of the Companies Act 2013. When a poll on the same is called it leads to a deadlock due to which the Chairman uses his casting vote to appoint himself Chairman for the rest of the meeting. Would he be allowed to do so??

Monesh Agrawal   01 October 2014 at 13:40

Enquery for the context of tenants vacated the shop

Sir

I have seven shops in Jaipur. Which is occupied by tenants last 45 years and they are not evacuate my shops. in that case how can i evacuated my shops. please suggest me.

Thanks

alok dubey   01 October 2014 at 13:36

Supreme court order

sir
on 23-09-2014 in hindustan hindi news paper new delhi edition page 14 a news published regarding supreme court order (bench of justice S A BOBDE & S J MUKHOPDHYAY) about case of maharashtra muslim lady zuveriya mazid that domestic viloence case can not be finished after divorce.
sir i am unable to find this supreme court order on SC website so please help me

trevor pereira   01 October 2014 at 13:18

Cooperative society

Our society has elected to the committee and as secretary an associate member who's name is not first in the share certificate.

Although I have razed an objection with the Chairman he has overruled it.

The byelaws and the act say that : an associate member who's name is second in the share certificate can only vote if the member who's name is first in the share certificate is not present. AND NO OTHER RIGHTS.

Please let me know: If I am right & who can I take up the matter with

sohel   01 October 2014 at 13:17

Replay on u/s 91 application

Sir,

My wife file a application on court u/s 91 ( documents show ) in DV case .In this application she want to each & every paper on my salary and investment and other loan documents . but i don't want to show her .what i do ..in law have any processor to cancelled this application . court give me 1 month time to submit this all documents.

After her interim maintenance application i file WS i don't have much money to give her. then she file this statement.

Please let me what i do or show each & every documents to her .

Also after this documents basis court give a order of interim maintenance .

-Sohel

prakash   01 October 2014 at 12:46

Will

my father brother by name hanumappa left her wife 50yrs back he his having a daughter not married her age is 40yrs,his wife and other family members beaten him at that time because of strict administration of house and land ,he felt at that day,till today he never seen that village road and her wife.he has admitted his dughter in local school,after some days she ran awy to this mother,
now his father wants to make a will of 2 acers of land in his daughters name.
The case his in court for partition suite,he his 80yrs.
kindly advice

K PALANIVEL   01 October 2014 at 11:50

Conversion of religion

A person by birth belongs to Hindu had converted Islam in 2005. Now he wanted to convert Hindu Religion. Is it possible. Moreover, how many times a person can change his religion in his live, please advice.

K.Palanivel

santosh Pawar   01 October 2014 at 11:43

Hindu succession law

Sir,
We are three brothers and one sister and have an ancestral agriculture land. Our father expired in June 1999.After the death of our father, our names are mutated on land record of our ancestral property. one of my brother filed a partition suit for the said land in 2004 in which he has not given any share to my sister. Our sister is unmarried. All of us are staying separately after the death of our father. Sir, my question is as per Hindu succession whether my sister is entitled to get equal share in our ancestral property. The partition suit is still pendding in civil court. We are stayin in Pune, Maharashtra.

Chhaya Soni   01 October 2014 at 11:05

Premature filing of petition u/s. 117c of companies act, 1956

Respected Sirs,

If a company fails to pay interest for more than 6 months can a debenture holder file a petition u/s. 117C of companies Act prematurely. The maturity of the debenture is not arrived, but due to non payment of interest and also company being chit fund company, the debenture holder wish to get his principle money with accrued interest back. The section is only for the redemption of matured debenture, however amended act says that even if the default is made in payment of interest, debenture holder ask for the refund of principle and interest which is still not notified. Can anybody provide relevant judgments of CLB, High Court, or Supreme Court also please provide your suggestion on the same.

fm   01 October 2014 at 10:32

Co-op society matter

had sorted out information from chs about parking issue "how many parking slots allotted to each member /no of members /date of allotment " their lawyer reply is "it amount's to fishing enquiry and can be misused and misled " is this the easiest way not to answer or i have alternate to get the information in black and white . and does i have the right to get answer of these questions as a member