EKANATHAN K Puliyadi
20 April 2011 at 09:28
Respected Advocates,
In a Private Famil Trust Property, the descendants of Testaor's daughters have sought permanent injunction on descendants's of Testator's sons from encumbering, alienating or selling to third parties. One of the defendant expired. Now his grand sons who are not included as defendant in the suit are trying to alienate. I am the defendant in former suit. Now, I would like to seek a fresh injunction against the grand sons of deceased defendant. I came to know that the injunction passed already will bind his legal heirs also. Some says, it will not bind. Can anyone give me correct guidance with the citation of any judgement. I am an ex-servicamn and wants to keep the Trust Property in tact.
Anonymous
20 April 2011 at 03:07
Some of our lands are been wrongly concidered as karat or gomala land, and we have not received any compensation for the land, we being zamindars of the lands ,is their any possibility that the lands would be regranted. and please do let me know as per the land reforms act, How much land can a person own and if any compensation would be granted by the govt, that would be as per the present value of the lands?
Soma
19 April 2011 at 23:59
To foster better industrial relations, directors of AB. Ltd. agreed with its trade union to offer 1,000 shares of Rs. 100 each full paid up, to it employees and to receive amount thereon in ten equal installments of Rs. 10/- each.
Can the company make such an issue?
What is the legal provision is this regard?
Can any one help?
Anonymous
19 April 2011 at 23:46
can any one explain step by step (whole procedure) in appointment of high court judge someone from the bar?
Anonymous
19 April 2011 at 23:30
Hi,
Could someone provide me with all or any of the following:-
(a) A draft application under Section 560(6) of Companies Act for reviving a company whose name has been struck off by the registrar.
(b) Details regarding jurisdiction of the court in which such application would be made, when the registered office of the company was in Ghaziabad (U.P.).
(c) Details regarding Court fees for such application in such court.
Thanks
SathyaMRanganathan
19 April 2011 at 15:45
Dear All,
Can some one throw some light on PG Accommodation and PG Business? I'm basically looking for following clarifications:
1. Whether income from PG is taxable as Income from House Property?
2. Whether Service Tax can be charged from the Guests staying there?
3. Can Rent Agreements be made making the Lessee as Paying Guest and the term as "unless terminated by either party" and register the Agreement?
4. Any minimal charges of Rent applicable to collect from PGs? OR Rent Control Act of that region and circle be applicable for this kind of stay and business?
5. Can Rules followed by Hostel can be followed by PG Owners also?
6. In case of dispute, which law and Court shall be applicable?
Anonymous
19 April 2011 at 15:26
Dear Sir,
My father was employee In S.E.C.L.
He passed away in year 2008. As per his Nomination the PF amount was distributed among Three person namely His wife , His Father , & His mother. Out of these three person my Grandfather was already expired in year in year 1985, so part of his nomination Fund is still pending from last three year. on being requested for several time to concerned authority , the pending amount was distributed among my unmarried sister & my mother equally however , Since 6 month from this decision the PF amount has not been disbursed to my mother & my sister yet. Kindly assist me how to get this Pending amount in earliest manner & can we claim interest on it.
Ranjan
19 April 2011 at 14:58
I have been staying from last 55 years with my maternal uncle on whose name he is getting Rent Receipt from Landlord. He does not have any children. Now he is 83 years old & wants to transfer the rent receipt on my name. I am not his son but has been staying with him as good as adopted (without changing my own name). Will landlord will take objection for this mutual transfer or he may charge the transfer charges & how much it should be.
Please answer as early as possible, since the meeting is going to take place within 3 days time - Ranjan
Anonymous
18 April 2011 at 23:25
can any one explain step by step (whole procedure) in appointment of high court judge someone from the bar?
© 2026 LAWyersclubindia.com. Let us grow stronger by mutual exchange of knowledge.
Recovery from directors for company dues to Electricity Supply Companies
Pubic Sector Electricity supply company has a claim from a company in MP for minimum charges for over a year which are disputed by the company due to rejection of relief under force majeure clause.
The company is now left with no assets as factory has been transferred and under Power supply code, SupplyCom is barred from demanding these dues from new owner who leased land from govt specifically.
Now, SupplyCom is also armed with powers of Tehsildar under Land Revenue Code 1959 (Madhya pradesh) who has given notice u/s 146 to two directors personally for recovery.
I believe that company dues cannot be recovered from directors personally unless there is a specific law to that effect (because company is a separate entity from directors and this does not change even if demand is from a government company).
Kindly advise if the Tehsildar could really proceed against the directors or their private property?
Situation is in Madhya Pradesh