Anonymous
19 February 2011 at 15:18
In our society one member has died leaving behind his three sons and flat property. Can it be possible to issue share certificate in the name of three sons? We follow MCS Act and its byelaws.
Anonymous
19 February 2011 at 15:16
In our society one member has died leaving behind his three sons and flat property. Can it be possible to issue share certificate in the name of three sons? We follow MCS Act and its byelaws.
Anonymous
19 February 2011 at 12:29
In the tender form to buy a house via bank auction its mentioned successful bidder has to bear the pounding fees. What is pounding fees?
TANUSREE SADHUKHAN
18 February 2011 at 14:44
Dear Sir,
I am an Arts background student, working in a IP law firm. Is there any way to sit for the Patent Agent exam ? If I acquire a degree in Cyber Law, will it make me eligible to sit for the exam ? Please guide me to shape my future career. I am interested to be in this profession.
Regards,
Tanusree Sadhukhan
Mandar
18 February 2011 at 12:12
Respected Experts,
I am a Chartered Accountancy Student about to complte CA. I am extremely interested in Tax Consultancy, practicing as counsel in Direct, Indirect taxes, Companies Act and allied business laws. (Laws being my subject of extreme interest). Will LLB be an added advantage to improve my interpretation skills, counselling skills and knowledge?
I must clarify here that I do not intend to practice as a Lawyer but interested in CA Practice only. However, field of interest is Laws.
Please also tell me detailed procedure of becoming LLB.
Anonymous
18 February 2011 at 10:31
What is the definition of garage attached to a residential building . Garage and the building it is located in is situated in south mumbai, churchgate area of solely residential buildings and is in an area designated as a heritage zone.
If the garage is being taxed as a garage in the Bmc records as opposed to for commericial/ medical purposes can its land use on municipal records be changed by existing tenant in the municipal records without consent of both joint landlords of said garage and residential building?
If the municipality proceeds to do so despite being put on notice by one of the landlords to require permission of both landlords before changing land use, what recourse does the landlord have.
Can a garage located in a residential building where all other garages are used as garages for storage of automobiles belonging to tenants or owners of building be used as a veterinary clinic without change of land use.
If it cannot can this use jeopardize the lease with the collector of mumbai, when such lease requires that use of building conform to the municipal and other governmental regulations that have jurisprudence over it.
If surgery is being conducted in the said garage or premises does it disqualify it from being a clinic or dispensary.
What High Court judgments exist concerning definition of garage and its use and how is it defined in other regulatory documents like DC rules, BMC act,Building and zoning codes that south mumbai needs to adhere to.
Thx
vinay gangadhar hegde
17 February 2011 at 21:23
Whether software is libale for VAT. Whether AMC contract for software is liable for vat under Karnataka VAT Act 2003
Anonymous
17 February 2011 at 20:08
can anyone tell me the details of the case of palat mohandas v. state of kerala. is this case filed at hc?
I am pursuing Master in business law through distant education.I don't know which writer book is good for me because they give two type of questions 1.based on case law 2.based on theory.please suggest me refrence books for my papers,I am sending here paper name and there topics they are-
1.Investment laws
Topics coverd are-Securities law in india,Stock Exchanges,Cross border transactions in securities,
Foreign exchange regulation
2.Law of Foreign trade and commercial transactions
Topics are-International sale of goods,transport of goods,International Carriage by Air,
Settlement of Dispute in Foreign trade,The WTO and india.
3.Intellectual property laws
4.Insurance law
5.Taxation-Direct and Indirect taxation laws
Urgent Suggestion on SLP Case
Our SLP Civil Case was admitted and notice was issued to private sole respondent.
The Bench was inclined to grant interim stay in our favour but the respondent's counsel managed to convince them to grant time to file reply citing his irreparable losses if interim stay was granted.
2 weeks' time for their reply and 2 weeks for our rejoinder was granted and direction was made for immediate listing thereafter. This was 3 weeks ago and they have not filed any reply till date and show no signs of doing so in near future since they wish to delay the whole matter.
What should we do? Our advocate suggests that we should file an I.A. for interim stay citing deliberate delay on their part. Or should be wait for the whole 4 weeks to lapse and then try to have case listed at earliest? Is this delay by them solid ground enough to move an I.A. and get success before SC, given the costs involved?
Comments and any other suggestions will be highly obliging.