Anonymous
17 July 2011 at 15:25
Dear Sir / Madam
My father had rented four of our shops without any agreement with the tenants. The shops were rented almost 35 years back. My father has been giving rent receipt to the tenants for the rent they have paid over the years.
Currently there is a case going on in the court for these shops. We have asked for vacating of the shops on the ground that we need the shops for our own use. The case has been going on for a long time now. Its almost been 8 years. The shops are located in the state of Uttar Pradesh.
My question is that can we do new construction on the roof of the shops? Do we need any kind of clearance and can the tenant raise any objection?
Please advise.
Anonymous
17 July 2011 at 15:22
Dear Sir / Madam
My father had rented four of our shops without any agreement with the tenants. The shops were rented almost 35 years back. My father has been giving rent receipt to the tenants for the rent they have paid over the years.
Currently there is a case going on in the court for these shops. We have asked for vacating of the shops on the ground that we need the shops for our own use. The case has been going on for a long time now. Its almost been 8 years. The shops are located in the state of Uttar Pradesh.
My question is that can we do new construction on the roof of the shops? Do we need any kind of clearance and can the tenant raise any objection?
Please advise.
Ravi Easwaran
17 July 2011 at 14:53
Hi,
We have just been handed over management of the our apartments (in Trivandrum) by the builder. He wants us to register the flats under the Travancore-Covhim Literary, Scientific and Charitable Societies registration act. Mu understanding is that though the Kerala Government has notified the Kerala Apartment Owners Act in 1984, steps to make it functional have not been taken.
Is this true ? is it not possible for us ?to register under KAOA 1984 ? If yes, who is the competent authority ?
manav
17 July 2011 at 03:06
our majority society tenents have received letter from mhada regarding
surplus tenement of M.B.R & R. Board
occupied by us.what is that mean.
wheelhome@gmail.com
16 July 2011 at 22:26
we are three brothers n are fighting a partition suit of our joint land which our parents didnt divided by their will,i m possesing the property n my brothers have filled the partition suit ,in the mean time they have disconnected my electricity connection and have given an application in the electricity board not to give me electricity connection until the final judgement comes, will i have to live without electricity until the judgement comes, i m in a mess where to appeal, they even threaten to leave the place n go somewhere, pls help me by replying whats the law for this case says
Anonymous
16 July 2011 at 18:35
my co is regd Works Contractor under West Bengal ST Act. We are basically Architectural contractors doing Glazing/ACP Cladding/Space Frame/Tensile Fabric jobs. here we do the jobs by Drawing/Design/supply/fabrication of Materials through Engineer/sub contractor/labours. my problem is that in the last Assessment(2008-09) the CTO has assessed the tax @12.5% on the bills which we have raised to clients. where as under WB - WCT - VAT as per my knowledge its not like that. it will be depending on the type of job ie,Aluminium/Mild Steel/ACP/Polycarbonate sheet/Glass. further some part(out of 100% of the job) is not taxable, some part is taxable @4% & balance @13.5%.
please clarify me on this matter by way of mail giving the references if any. I will be obliged. my mail id: kruttibas@mccoy.in/mahanta_kb@rediffmail.com
klns sarma
16 July 2011 at 17:32
Dear experts
I have a question :
we are the power producers through biomass waste (such as rice Husk ,dray hay ,addiki sippi etc), and sold Electrical energy to Karnata Satate electricty Board .
my question is we are purchasing the material(from reg dealers & Unregister dealers in state of Karnataka) and consuming in our plant for generating the electricty in such case does we need to pay tax on purchases (URD /RD) and their any exemption(as in APVAT Act Sec 4(iii) .
since in karnataka we their is a tax on Rice Husk and tax on agri waste
we are paying by cheque to the seller .
kindly clarify
thanks
Arati Gawde
16 July 2011 at 16:37
Can a father gift piece of land (Agricultural land) to his son which is affected by S. 43 of B.T.A.L Act 1948 of Maharashtra?
Anonymous
16 July 2011 at 14:03
sir,
there was some agricultural land on my fathers name because the 7/12 uttara has his name on it now i want to obtain farmers certificate.will i get it and what is the formalities and what documents r needed.pls guide thk u
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I am planning to file writ Petition at Delhi High Court(DHC) in which Director of Organaisation is the party and one is the PVT Respondent working its organisation
In DHC rules , the petitioner have to serve 2 copies of the standing cousel of the organisation which has its chamber in DHC which the person has to serve prior to filing in the Registry
Therafter, the matter is posted for hearing.In CASE MY MATTER IS ADMITTED BEFORE HIGH COURT then notices will be issued
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It means I will have to service the copy to the Director as well as the Pvt Respondent or it will be serviced by the court itself through process service?
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