Anonymous
23 January 2012 at 11:03
Can any one forward Circular/ Notification / Guidelines issued by CBEC / any other, mentioning that High Value Goods or Heavy Goods falling under Chapter ID 84158210 (air conditioner).
Is Samples necessary to be drawn or not at the time of export of goods ?
Just imagine a car mfg export car to Sri Lanka or any where how come its possible to give sample of car at the time of every export.
You might be knowing
Three sets of samples are drawn at the time of examination or sealing of export goods. Two sets of samples, duly sealed, are handed over by the Central Excise Officer examining the consignment to the exporter or his authorised agent for delivery to the Custom Officer at the point of export. The Central Excise Officer for his record retains the third set of sample.
Hope that you shall forward your fruitful guidelines in this matter
Anonymous
22 January 2012 at 16:52
can any one give clarity over the calculation of property tax in NMMC for resi and comm units OC already done in 2006 society not paid tax since then
honnurvali
27 December 2011 at 13:00
As per New Point of Taxation Rules whether cenvat credit can be taken on opening creditors on payment basis? And if the payment is made after 3 months from 31-3-11 whether we have to pay interest on credit availed for a period exceeding 3 months?
Anonymous
25 December 2011 at 15:04
Dear Experts,
if we buy the gold jewel in gold mart, the seller make the bill include with wastage charges, if they add wastage, why not give that wastage piece, if the wastage add every buyers he will become rich man, so in this related can i claim at consumer forum. pls guide me.
Anonymous
12 December 2011 at 11:31
If the Deputy Commissioner grants an exemption to agricultural lands under section 109 of the Karnataka Land Reforms Act, can the same Deputy Commissioner refuse to grant conversion under section 95 of the Karnataka Land Revenue Act? Please also help me with some case law on this point if possible.
Thanks in advance.
Anonymous
12 December 2011 at 10:09
I purchased a property from “X” 1999. The entire consideration was paid to “X” . The “X” executed the ATS , GPA etc in my favour but they could not be registered . The possession was also not handed over . After the death of “X” one “Y” claiming to be the only legal heir of “X” asserted his rights on the property. As per agreement I filed Arbitration case. After some time “Y” compromised the matter after taking some more money from me . I took the receipt of the same and the settlement documents and receipt were submitted to the arbitrator to publish the award on the basis of settlement. As per the settlement the “Y” was to execute proper transfer documents in my favour and in the event of failure to d to do so was to pay me the agreed damages mentioned in the settlement . The arbitrator published the award directing “Y” to execute transfer papers and in the alternatively in the event of failing to do so to pay the agreed damages as per the settlement to me . Five months after the publication of award the “Y’ is neither executing transfer documents in my favour nor paying me the damages . Now it has been revealed that apart from “Y” one “Z” is also the legal heir of the deceased “X” and this fact was concealed by “Y” . . The “Z” has given the NOC and consent in my favour . He has also given me the letter that he is aware of the award published in my favour and is ready to honour that award also .
Sir(s), Now my query is
1. How can I get back my property .
2. What are the legal remedies available to me .
3. Is the award in my favour valid and how can it be executed .
4. Is the award binding on “Z” even when he was not the party to arbitration but he has given his consent to honour the award .
5. What actions can I take against “Y” for the execution of the Award .
THANKS IN ADVANCE
R_PVK
12 December 2011 at 09:38
Dear sir
my mother acquired a Shares of ITC of her brother thru scuession after his demise the querry related to the subject are as mentioned below
(1) my uncle had purchased the shares 1160 nos with face value 1 on april 1984.
(2) he had got twice bonus share once 2320 & agaqin on last year 3480 thus total share held before sucession was 6960 nos
(3) this total share of 6960 was sold by mother after sucession since he died . the value of that had been around 14 lakhs.
pl give the expert advice as how to calculate the capital gain and its tax which is liable as per slab since i am in confusion whether to take market value at the time of my uncles purchase or the market value when my mother got sucession pl give examples with calculation
Regards
R_PVK
A G SATHYANARAYANA
09 December 2011 at 19:01
Respected Sirs:
I had raised this issue earlier; but somehow the query got closed. I take this opportunity to re-open this query. Please help us.
We are a group of about 200 families from Bangalore. During the year 2000, responding to an ad by a builder/developer we purchased plots/flats by taking loans from various banks. The property docs were verified by the bank panel advocates. We also have EC/RTC in the name of the seller and does not reflect any txn during 1980 to 2000.
Now in April 2011 we received a notice of eviction on the ground that the property in question was aquired by the Govt. in favour of a housing society in the year 1989. It appears the owners had questioned the aqusition but the High court upheld the Govt. action. We also understand that the Supreme court has upheld the High court decision as early as 1996. Obviously we have been cheated by the Owners through the builder.
The area in question is 29 acres and more than 80% of the lad has been sold/occupied by houses, apartments, educational institutes, hospital/nursing homes. etc. The entire area has been provided with all civic amenities like asphalted roads, sanitary/water connections, street lights etc. The BBMP has also collected betterment charges, and property tax upto March 2011.
The housing society has filed a contempt case against the Govt.and hence the eviction notice.
Now we have filed a petition with KAT(Karnataka Appellete Tribunal)and got a stay upto Feb 2012.
My question is:
-How the govt allowed registration of property in our names?
-How the EC/RTC did not reflect the fact of the aqusition ?
-How the Govt. collected betterment charges and provided civic amenities?
-How did they collected tax from us?
-How the society kept silent and allow developments to take place in spite of the land purportedly belonging to them ?
Now more than 1000 families are involved in the entire area; and various other commercial activities have developed.
Do we have any legal recourse ? What action do you recommend us to save our hard-earned property and loans outstanding at various banks ?
RAJESH CHOUDHARY
09 December 2011 at 18:57
plz help me out urgently need specimen of minutes regarding appointment & retirement of directors in private limited company
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Mou of sale of huf property without co-owners
We had a ancestral property at Gwalior (M.P.) by default it land in HUF. And is mutated in name of my Grand Mother, Father and Uncle jointly in Government records.
My Grand Mother, Father and Uncle landed in MOU with a buyer to sale above property, and payments were scheduled in 6 monthly installments. Time was essence of the MOU and buyer was suppose to make payment on Stipulated schedule. Buyer paid 1st and 2nd installments then he stopped paying, on this our family served him a termination of MOU notice through lawyer.
As per MOU agreement to sale was to be executed and Karta,s were to take consent of Co-owners for sale, but since co-owners did not received the money from family they did not gave their consent. Subsequently as per the clause of arbitration in MOU matter is under arbitration.
My questions are
1. Is that MOU is valid ? when there is no consent of co-owners’ is there on it.
2. Can arbitrator pass an award for specific performance ( to sell property) ?
3. Can co-owners go to Court to get their share in ancestral property ?