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Shubham Gupta   10 July 2011 at 22:56

Applicablity of the VAT

Dear all
Can anyone tell me the provisions in Madhya Pradesh State VAT, about sale in the house property by the devloper of the residential houses where by the Devloper/ Builder is paying the service TAx by taking the abatement of 75% of the gross amount charged

Anonymous   10 July 2011 at 19:28

Purchase of property process

Dear Sir/Madam,

I am going to purchase a independant home with 2000 sq ft total area in village under Grampanchayat area of Solapur District. Electricity, water connection, grampanchayat tax, on only one persons name but she is third owner of this property, Please inform me what is process for purchase this property from legal and safe side owner and what documents need tobe check before deal. Sir/Madam please guide me in this matter from start to register on my name said plot. Talathi record, Gramsevak record which to be check and change after purchase. what is the better option to pay amount to owner.

Please inform me legal procedre to purchase this property from this current owner.

Hoping a helping hand at the earliest becuase i want to purchase within a week. so please help me in this regards.

Thank you,
Yours faithfully,

Sameer Sayyad

EMAIL: sayyadsameer@gmail.com

Subramanian   10 July 2011 at 16:41

Land situatated in Tamilnadu regd at kerala

I have Purchased a piece of Land within Trichy municipal corporation in the year july 2007 and the same was registered at Kerala. I got Communication from the concerned Register office and handed over to District registrar Trichy for Notification in the Concerned Sub-registrar office for Entry. He refused to make a Note in the Records and informed Govt of Tamilnadu issued a GO in the year 2003 as follows.
Any Property situated in TamilNadu was registered outside the State is void.

1.Please advice How to Transfer the Registration from kerala to TamilNadu.

2.Wheather we have to pay any Difference Stamp Duty in the matter.

Ajay Kumar Reddy   10 July 2011 at 09:40

Malicious intention and 498A

In my case 498A is on malicious ground because when she and her parents got Jamanti warrant on IPC 406 then she applied for the 498A case on me and my parents. So I need urgently required citation in which 498A case is done on malicious ground. Please treat as urgent because it is in last stage i.e. final argument.

Ajay Reddy

Rangamma   09 July 2011 at 20:53

Stay on reserved plot of land : Mumbai

Dear Sirs,

I am staying on land owned by MHADA, Mumbai for the past 25 years.

I am also cultivating the land with fruit and vegetable trees. some are as old as 25 years old.

I have recently got to know that the land has been marked and reserved for a Play ground in the Mumbai DP plan.

The BMC has been threatening me to throw me out of the land.

What should I do as I am the only person staying on the land. This is not a slum.
Can I challenge the reservation.

Pl advise.

Regards
Rangamma

Anonymous   09 July 2011 at 19:42

restructure of banking loan

We have taken a term loan of Rs.2.40 crore for 60 months from nationalised bank for which along with capital and interest repayment amount is about rs. 8 lac monthly we have paid regularly for about 9 months now due to change in circumtances we have unable to pay this amount from last 2 months.

Please suggest me can we plan and ask bank to reduce the monthly payouts to rs.4 lacs and if bank does not agree what options we have as we are in service industry can we approach BIFR or any other agencies before the bank declare our account as NPA or go for securitication act.
thank you

pulkit   09 July 2011 at 17:36

vat credit for capital goods

sir, please give defination of capital goods for vat credit in gujarat vat act?

Anonymous   09 July 2011 at 14:20

Inheritence: Muslim

A widowed muslim women has two children, one male and one female. The daughter is married with one female child. The women has following properties
1) One house in her name which was purchased by her late husband
2) An agricultural land (1acre) in her name, which was purchased using the money she received from her father as her share (father was an agriculurist).
3) An agricultural land ( 1 acre) which was in her husbands' name ( husband had inherited the land from his father who was an agriculturist)
4) one plot of land she purchased using the money she received from insurance companies (form death of her husband).

The women wants to distribute these properties among her two children and the children have agreed for the same. What is the best possible way to do this?. can the women gift individual properties to her children with the other acting as consenting witness, or she has to wrie a will. Do anybody else have claim over the property.The parents of her husband are no more.Also of her parents, the father is no more and mother is alive.Both her husband as well as she have brothers and sisters

Rupesh   09 July 2011 at 13:25

Regarding VAT Haryna

Respected Sir,

For VAT registration in Haryana there is Rs.5 Lakh limit in a f.y. for a dealer. Whether that limit is same for manufacturing concern or it is 1 lakh. please send me a notification if it is 1 lakh.

thanking You,

Rupesh Arora

Ramesh Bakuni   09 July 2011 at 11:07

326

Dear Sir,

My friend has been booked under IPC 326 after he had a street brawl. The injured person was befriendly with the DCP. The injured person got himself admitted in private hospital and on basis of this medical report from the private hospital got the case registered as a case of grievious injury.The medical certificate states a term as undepressed fracture, on which the police booked my friend under section 326. On checking up the medical reports with 3 to 4 private ENT specialists doctors it was revealed that such a term as undepressed fracture is a minor injury and the term fracture does not mean in real form as a crack to the nasal bone. They were of the further opinion that this injury was very minor in nature and fully curable without any further deformity or any future problems and the treatment required for such case would be normal not amounting to patient being admitted in the hospital and that the doctos reports were heavily influenced in the favour of the injured. After going through all this it looks like a set up. The police has booked my friend only on the basis of two letters, one from the X - Ray specialist and the second one from the doctor under whose care the patient had been admitted. No individual reference was made to the Government hospital for the verification of the report. My querry is whether such medical report is admissable in the court of law.

Secondly in such a case the police did not accept any statement from the accused, given that they were heavily biased.

Both the parties are not known to each other and the witnesses on the accused sides claim that the accused had been provocated and apprehended twice on the roadside by the injured to pull his car aside and settle the score and the injured person started the assault on the street.