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Asha   31 July 2012 at 10:46

Custom duty?

Mr.Vishal, an Indian resident, aged 50 years, returned to India after visiting England on 10-4-2009. He had been to England on 1-4-2009. On his way back to India he brought following
goods with him-
(a)His personal effects like clothes etc values at Rs.40,000;
(b)1 litre of Wine worth Rs.1,000;
(c)A video cassette recorder worth Rs.11,000;
(d)A microwave oven worth Rs.20,000;
How much customs duty payable by Mr.Vishal?????

Ankarsh Rattan   31 July 2012 at 10:03

Appointment on contract as per sop (standard operating procedure)

In a Vocational Trainin Centre running by a Govt deptt, they employ some employees on contract for 1 year. But as per (Standard Operating Procedure)SOP of that Vocational Training Centre, an employee should be employed for Min 3 years on contract & max 5 years. The administration can't renew the contract, but every year they appoint new incumbents after lapse of 1 year contract. They signed a contarct for only 1 year, without knowledge of the employees who are appointed that SOP says contrsct should be on Min 1 year. Is the adminisration go againt the SOP, what we have to do againt this?

Rajesh Kumar Garg   31 July 2012 at 01:15

"unfair practice"

no question due to no reply since long.

Arati Gawde   30 July 2012 at 22:17

Sec. 70 under bombay tenancy & agricultural land act 1948

We have with us government records which show that we are staying in our village’s house which is situated in Sindhurga Dist. from 1959 – 60. Therefore, we are intending to file case to insert our name on 7/12 extract as Kul. And one of the requirement / annexure before submitting case to Tehsildar is “Grampanchyat’s Certificate”, which shall must be passé in General meeting. Due to some local pressure Grmpanchyat are giving some irrelevant excuse and not inserting this point in agenda in their meeting, & therefore we are not getting Grampanchyat’s Certificate. (We were furnished with our application all the relevant proofs in Grampanchyat which we have with us till date)

Kindly tell what is the solution available for us? (I have read somewhere that there are some different rules / regulation especially for the Ratanagiri & Sindhurdhuga Dist.)

Asha   30 July 2012 at 18:37

Service tax

Dear Experts;
we are planning to add form details like vendor name, state, date etc in to system for each forms seperately.( in to an Excel File)
what are the major fields used for Form E1,E2, F and G.
For Example for form C, we are using po no, invoice no, vendor name, state etc.
Expecting an expert advice.

Mousumi   30 July 2012 at 09:28

Gift deed and capital tax implication

My father is 72 years and have received property from his Brothers and Sisters on 29th Jan 12 by way of gift deed. He paid the stamp duty for the same.Now, he is selling the property. On Jan 12 price as per govt was INR 1 Cr and now he might get INR 2.3 Cr . He would buy another property as this was the sole propoerty in his name which he is selling. What is the tax implication for him . Please guide us.

Regards
Mousumi

sembaianathan.k   29 July 2012 at 23:42

Registration value issues

Dear Sir/Madam,

we(seller) have made sale agreement of our ancestral property one year back (residential area) in Tamil Nadu. Due to various issues not able to register it. In the mean time the GLR value of site got increased to 3 fold more the agreement value. Now if we are selling it as per our agreement, can the purchaser buy stamp duty as per present GLR and get mentioned in the registration document the only agreement value?
Next even if we are allowed to do like that, whether tax deduction for capital income will be calculated for the registered value or the agreement value( as our agreement value is 3 times less than the present GLR, if tax calculated for registered value we would be paying the whole transaction amount to tax only)

Sadanand B. Panchal   29 July 2012 at 23:22

Re: transfer of property act

Respected Sir,
I am residing at Karle Chawl constructed in 1933. The Chawl situated at a plot for which Property Register Card shows Original Occupant as one Alloyisiues Rodrigues. In 1973 the said owner had transferred the plot to the Co-operative Housing Society by a Deed of Conveyance under which the owner shown his property as “ The vender being absolutely siezed and possessed or or otherwise well and sufficiently entitled to the land hereditaments and premises together with the several structures standing thereon save and excepting those belonging to Shantaram Laxman Karle situate lying and being at Survey no. 316...... and more particularly described in the 1st Schedule-I herein after written (hereinafter referred to as “the said property”) has by agreement by sell dated 17th day of April 1972 agreed with the confirming party at or for the price of Rs. 3,25,000/- calculated for area of 2470 square yards....”
The said deed of conveyance was signed on 28-02-1973 and Registered at the office of the Sub-registrar on 1-03-1973 and the schedule-I of the properties was shown as “ All that piece and parcel of the land hereditaments and premises together with the several structures standing thereon save and excepting those belonging to Shantaram Laxman Karle situate lying and being at Survey no. 316......”
Here “those belonging to Shantaram Laxman Karle” includes our Karle Chawl and its appurtenances and right of access.

Would you please to explain me that whether this deed of transfer is valid or complete even if there was no transfer occurred in respect of “those belonging to Shantaram Laxman Karle”. What is the legal meaning of “ Save and excepting those” in the Agreements, Deeds or covenants?
By obtaining the above referred deed of conveyance the said Co-operative Housing Society is claiming to be the absolute owner of the entire plot and also constructed a 16 storied building by fraudulently utilizing a quantum of T.D.R. of our Chawl without consent of the owner and occupiers of the Karle Chawl. Please explain me whether the building permit granted to the said society is null and void or not?
Thanking You
Sadanand B.Panchal

pooja dedhia   29 July 2012 at 21:15

Capital assest and exemption

mrs A has exchange a gala in the same premises . from this traction she gain long term capital gain.
her brother in law want to book the flat under the re development project . can mrs A invest the long term capital gain in her brother in law's property(intend to purchase flat under construction through re development project) . if this traction will be carried out ,then mrs A will be co-owner of that property.
how to determine the percent of shares of ownership right getting by mrs A and his brother in law?mrs A has exchange a gala in the same premises . from this traction she gain long term capital gain.
her brother in law want to book the flat under the re development project . can mrs A invest the long term capital gain in her brother in law's property(intend to purchase flat under construction through re development project) . if this traction will be carried out ,then mrs A will be co-owner of that property.
how to determine the percent of shares of ownership right getting by mrs A and his brother in law?

sukhpal singh   29 July 2012 at 17:59

Enrolment as an advocate

Sir,
I was removed from service in May 2009 on charges of misappropriation of funds and negligence. Thereafter I joined LLB in July 2009. In the mean time I made an appeal to Appellate authority and to Chairman, they reduces the recovery amount from 10,76,140 to 3,51,000 but the removal order remains upheld. I had not joined the disciplinary proceedings due to which this harsh punishment. At present I have filed a writ in the High Court against the impugned order. Now I have passed the LLB three year degree course.
While filling the enrolment form at state bar council, there is a column that whether the applicant has been removed from service. If so, particulars should be given to show that the removal was not due to conduct rendring him unit to be enrolled as an advocate.

Sir, as per section 24
24 A. (Note:- Ins. by Act 60 of 1973, sec.19) Disqualification for enrolment - (1) No person shall
be admitted as an advocate on a State roll-
a. if he is convicted of an offence involving moral turpitude.
b. If he is convicted of an offence under the provision s of the Untouchability (Offences) Act,
1955.
c. (Note:- Ins. by Act 70 of 1993, sec.7) If he is dismissed or removed from employment or office
under the State or any charge involving moral turpitude.
Explanation- In this clause, the expression "State" shall have the meaning assigned to it under
article 12 of the Constitution.
Provided that the disqualification for enrolment as aforesaid shall cease to have effect after a
period of two years has elapsed since his [(Note:- Subs. by Act 70 of 1993, sec.7) release or
dismissal or, as the case may be, removal.]

Sir, will there be any problem in my enrolment as an advocate as already a period of three years has been elapsed?

Sir, does the charges resulted in removal involves moral turpitude?

Sir, Am I eligible to enrolled as an advocate as already a period of more than three years has been passed since my removal?