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04 February 2013 at 14:00
the matter is still in court and investigations are going on,and accused are still not labeled as offender by the hon'ble court. and during this time if any person ( from the victim's side) uses social networking sites to reveal identity of the accused and spread malicious things about them though social media,,,,,, is it an offense?
if yes, then please guide what can be done to protect integrity of a person who has not been regarded as an offender by the court of law,
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salamat
03 February 2013 at 18:38
Hello All,
i stay in powai mumbai in a chawl with a private landlord.we all pay rent to the landlord and now landlord is proposing a redevelopment. but to start with we want to get unite and form a society so that we can negotiate and tackle the builder who is also our landlord.
please guide me what kind of housing society is possible. and consent of landlord is important or not coz he is saying we can form society after the redevelopment.
Mukesh Khandelwal
01 February 2013 at 19:21
One of my clients submits an application under section 33 of Rajasthan Vat Act 2003 as on 28.11.2010 for rectification of mistake. Assessing officer issue a showcase notice that the penalty imposed under section 58 of. VAT. Cannot rectify under section 33, so why the application of rectification of mistake will be reject. Assessees submit his reply after 4 days from issuing the notice. After it there was not serve any notice/intimation/information of rejection/ reassessment order or any demand notice. After 2 year and 4 months department contact the assessee and ask for deposit the demand . I want to advise that as per the provision of section 33 an application for rectification of mistake shall be filed in Form VAT 57, affixed with stamp of Rs. 2.00. As per provisions of section 33(3) such application is required to be disposed of within a period of one year by assessing authority from the date of presentation, otherwise the same shall be deemed to have been accepted. It is notable that on office record the rejected assessment order was pass on 23.11.2011 but there is not any documentary evidence on record that AO post the rejected assessment order by registered post or service to assessee or authorized representative in any other manner. What is the provision in this matter? Please help me.
Regards
Mukesh Khandelwal
9828242065
tamil selvan
31 January 2013 at 09:28
dear sir/madam
i have land in tirupur district, this land was grandfather land he was wrote one will (உயில்)to my fatheron 2008 and he was passed away on 2010,and my father wrote that document to my sister settlement. now all chitta,ec are in my sister name.in this time after it all my aunt and uncle(சித்தப்பா)put an case on my father's name, they have rights in dat property.this is nw court.
now we want adangal,possession certificate,sketch,topa sketch from VAO,
can i get it all this from he? he is not giving because he telling it is in case so i will not give, so how can i get all this from him
adangal,possession certificate,sketch,topa sketch
pl tel me solution for this as soon as possible contact no :+91-9942142095,mythiliapparels@gmail.com,vtexapparel@gmail.com
Abdul Latif
29 January 2013 at 18:44
Hi,
A proprietorship concern is getting converted into Pvt. Ltd company. Upon incorporation of the Company, all assets ( immovable and movable properties) and liablities shall vest into the Company. Now question is as follows :
1) How the Immovable properties ( Land and Building ) of Proprietorhsip firm will be registered in the name of company. Do we need to execute Conveyance deed etc and get the same registered. Is it required ?
2) If conveyance deed is required to be executed then do we need to pay stamp duty . Please guide me.
3) Some view is that All movable and immovable properties of the proprietorship concern automatically vest in the Company. No instrument of transfer is required to be executed and hence no stamp duty is required to be paid. Is it true.
Thanks & Regards,
Abdul Latif
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