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Anonymous   20 June 2021 at 21:52

Late filing fee u/s 234e

I purchased a property in Mumbai on 31 December 2020 with an agreement value of 1.7cr. In all I paid approximately 43.75 lakhs till February 2021. TDS @0.75% was approximately 33000. There was a delay in payment of the TDS amount. I got a notification from the Income Tax department u/s 200A for interest on late payment and late filing fee u/s 234E which is approximately 10,000. My Question:

1. Is there a way I can get a waiver of the late fee?
2. Was TDS applicable to me in the first place in FY 2020-2021 (as I understand that TDS is applicable u/s 194-IA only if payment exceeds 50 lakhs in a financial year?
3. What are my options to reverse the late filing fee

Ramesh Chandra   20 June 2021 at 14:17

Transfer of father property to son or mother

my father died on 18/01/2021. he was a owner of plot in Faridabad Haryana in a colony under MCF . We are 03 married sister and myself only one son. my mother is alive . can we change this property in my mother name or myself name what procedure will simple and convenient
thanks

Anonymous   20 June 2021 at 11:15

Ancestral property dispute

My Grandfather's self acquired property in dispute ,where he has 10 son and daughter , all are ready for the sale except one demanding extra money to sale and blackmailing others. How can i proceed to sale ??

Vaibhav Gurav   20 June 2021 at 01:39

Can tenants in pagdi system apply for ownership

We stay in 3 storeyed bldg in South Mumbai, for more the 50 years. Originally this bldg was built on a plot that had a chawl on a land of Mr X. Mr X in turn sold this land to Mr. Y who assigned a builder to redevelop the land by building 2 structures 1 for the chawl residents ( 3 floor* 4 room) and other for sale (9 floor * 2 flats). Making a agreement with the original resident for their accommodation and naming the so formed society as the caretaker of these tenants.
Lately the society has stop taking rent (last 5 years) from the tenants, also the tenants have themselves renovated their bldg after doing a complete structural audit and other necessary procedures which was required, as the society did not respond to their plea for doing the same.
Also there are various other concerns and hassles the tenants are facing. That is the property card does not have any details of transfer of ownership of the land...current status of landlord?.

Hence if they have to do it all by themself can they proceed or ownership procedure in case of non clarity of land title.
If Yes can someone please guide... If no what are the alternative

Anonymous   19 June 2021 at 19:54

Restoration of conjugal rights- sc recent decisions

Could you help me find any relavent precedence held by the Honorable SC of India?

shyam lal   19 June 2021 at 15:41

Rental recovery

How does one file a suit for rental recovery,when there is no rental agreement

Gopi   19 June 2021 at 12:38

Forgery of our signature

My father recently died. We r 5 legal heirs. Elder independently affixed our signature as a genuine one without our knowledge applied for legal heir certificate . Already he has cheated us in some issues. Can we complaint about this forgery?

Dr. P. Johnson Durai Raj   18 June 2021 at 22:38

Execute release deed at another register office from power?

I am the Power holder of a property that belongs to Register office1

The principal is alive and he is not a proper legally owner

can I sign the release deed to the original landowner for that property?

if yes then, is it possible to execute the release deed from some other Register office2? because i don't want to visit that worst Register office1

kindly Answer



Mohan Bharati   18 June 2021 at 18:00

Maharashtra co-operative societies - further sale by nominee

Query may be answered only by legal experts on specific provisions of Maharashtra Co-operative Societies Act. Section 154B-13 allows the transfer of shares of deceased to nominee but provides that nominee will be only provisional member until legal heir is made a member. Further a note to Bye Law 34 specifies that a nominee is not the owner and cannot create third party interest or alienation. In short, nominee cannot sell flat or mortgage the same. Now these provisions are fine. But in reality a nominee sells it and a third party buys it, they register the agreement and complete the transaction. Afterwards they submit all relevant forms alongwith copy of sale agreement seeking transfer of shares and flat. What is society's position. Is it supposed to record transfer or is it supposed to reject the same considering that nominee who is a provisional member had no right to sell and society will not support such sale else it might also invite legal action from real heirs if they contest such a sale.

Anonymous   18 June 2021 at 17:46

Criminal cases will disqualify anyone from govt job ?

Is there any law (or Judgments) which says 'pending criminal cases will disqualify anyone from government job' ?