Krishnendu Ghosh
10 February 2014 at 11:24
Dear Experts,
Kindly provide me these answers:
1. Difference between Direct Tax & Indirect Tax
2. What are the differences & relations between excisable goods and non-excisable goods as per the schedule under Centtral Excise Tariff Act.
3. Definition: 'Manufacture' and 'Deemed Manufacture' under Centtral Excise Tariff Act
VINOD KUMAR MALSARIA
10 February 2014 at 11:22
some time before B taken Rs-25000/- from A & amount deposited in bank account of B, A purchse a stamp of Rs-100 & made a agreement of sale of plot ( A PURCHSER & B SELLER ) with false signature of B & taken the witness signaure who is person of A , A give the pressure on B for registration of plot on behalf of this document what we can do
CHINNARASU
10 February 2014 at 10:57
DEAR LAWYERS TEAM,
X person joined in Y organisation at the age of 54 and he retired from service at the age of 58 after his retirement management appointed as 1 year contract based consultant from his retirement date in a same employment ID number. Whether he have eligibility to getting gratuity.
He totally worked 5 years in Y organisation.
(Before retirement worked 4 years,
After retirement worked 1 year [contract based consultant])
I'm expecting your valuable answer.
rohit
10 February 2014 at 10:46
In my divorce care interim maintenance order was passed on 9th december 2013 till now i have not paid it,and as i have applied for child custody of my 8 year old son my layer is telling first we have to pay all pending interim mentanance then only we can apply for child custody.Is there any rule like this ??
Martin Fernandes
10 February 2014 at 10:36
Dear Sirs'
My wife was a proprietor of a manufacturing company no she has expired and i want to takeover and run the business how do i change the bank ac and the proprietorship of the firm in terms of registration and legal procedure. Please Guide
dharmesh
10 February 2014 at 10:24
Hi there
I leave in mumbai powai area
Help me if u can
I stay in a tower which is 6 yrs old.
The builder occupys the top floor as residence and he has created a office space of himself on the space between basement and ground floor which he says he has approval.
Now the society has been since 1.5 yrs.
But bulider is not ready to pay the maintainance of his both premises citing that he has constructed the said building so he need not pay the maintainance.
All I wanted to know is there any law as such ?
If no than plz help what to do. As his bill is running into lakhs and also few of his family also occupy various flats on other floor and they also not paying up saying this is our bldg and so on.
pk singh
10 February 2014 at 10:22
What are the next steps after FIR lodged under sec 498, 406 more than month before. Police is not taking steps forward. Respondents are trying for anticipatery bail.I want to oppose their bail plea. Is it posasible to appear in court personely without lowyer? What are the solutions for negligence by police.
Amit
10 February 2014 at 10:01
Hi,
My wife filed DVC and as part of that asked for residence in my house.
The house is though owned by me was never inhabited by me or my wife. We argued so and claimed it's not a shared household as envisioned in the act and instead are willing to pay her rent.
Lower court has ordered in our favor asking me to pay rent and saying that my wife is not entitled to live in the house though under my ownership.
My wife appealed against it in Sessions court and that court has given order in her favor, saying she can reside in that house.
That house from the beginning has been given on rent to tenants. My wife forced them to vacate and then locked the entire house and left.
We filed a revision in HC and HC has stayed the order in her petition in the lower court.
My questions:
(1) Why has the HC stayed her petition in the lower court?
(2) Does it mean that her original petition itself is in question and the status now is that of not having any orders for that petition?
(3) If so, can I ask her to vacate the house?
(4) Can I now sell/gift the house?
(5) If yes to (4), how will HC see my selling/transferring the house? Will HC have an adverse opinion? Can it reverse the sale/transfer if it thinks that my wife is entitled to the house?
Thanks
padmanabha guptha
10 February 2014 at 09:10
Sir,
My land and buildings has been acquired by NHAI under NHAI act. I have received award dated 01.01.2014. The compensation is very low compared to market value. I have been suggested in this forum that, the present right to fair compensation act 2013 is applicable in my case. Also, I have been suggested to approach lawyer and seek justice in District court invoking section 18. But, the lawyers I met are not confident.
Further, I requested them to go for writ for enhancement of compensation as NHAI act section 3g(7)clearly states that, the competent authority or arbitrator should consider the loss component while determining compensation. The competent authority has not considered this aspect. The arbitrator who enhance the compensation due to the facts which has not been considered by the competent authority will not become an enhancement than eye wash. I am not able to convince this to lawyers as I am not able to find the lawyers expertise acquisition matters.
Sir, I want to know, is my doubt expressed above is correct? Please, suggest me what should I do?
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