pankaj kumar agarwal
01 February 2011 at 17:55
A is filed a complaint against D nd c.nd now D and C are on bail.and now complenaint filled against summoning order.he is saying the lower court got a default accused are summoned only in 420ipc nd now they shall summoned in 467 468 471.nd the accused will not made the party in criminal revision by the complenaint.i have filled 3rd party application.coz the all accused will made the party in criminal rivision.so plz help me with high court nd supreme court citations.
Anonymous
01 February 2011 at 17:08
Sir,
A aided managment school in tamil nadu having eight management members sold for Rs.2 crores documented.
For 8 members it is divided.
School built up by their father in the year 1935 with periodic renovations etc.
The cost of property is not at all available in the wills etc.
What is the tax consequences and arrive at the tax liability of each party.
If anyother thing to be noted specially please inform.
Gargi Ranade
01 February 2011 at 16:54
Dear All,
I am working in Ambarnath (Bombay) based Company. We have incorporated Employees Credit Co-operative Society in the Company. Same is Duly registered.
In order to prtect Societies interest we take collateral securities in the form of LIC or other insurance policies , from Member obtaining loan of ceratin amount.
We have prepared Lien authority Letter to authorise Society to hold policies in the form of lien .
Is it require to get this lien authority letter franked? If yes then what will be the franking amount for this lien authority letter ?kindly mention the provision in the Bombay Stamp Act contaning the duty amount.
Is it require to notify with Insurance company regarding this lien ? What are the all other formalities required to be comply in this regard?
Thanks in advance ,
Gargi
Vinay
01 February 2011 at 11:36
Hello Sir,
1.I have baught an house in Haryana gurgaon under subvention scheme (menas Loan will be payed by builder till June2013) June 2013 is expected possesion date. buildup area is 1000sft , super area 1209sft. Cast of super area is 1209*2313=27Lac. but total cast ( inclusive of parking charge, club mem charge etc) is 41Lac.
I have few questions here.
1. As per New rules under section 65(105)(zzzzu)Service Tax on will the service tax be charged on total cast ie 41Lac or super area ie 27Lac. Please suggest if any
2. Is the service tax be charged at time of possestion or it can be charged in part of individual payment as well.
3. I feel service tax should be only 2.5% not 2.75%.
4. Builder is also charging the 1.5L for parking. is it ok as per new rule.?
Thnaks
Vinay
Anonymous
01 February 2011 at 11:25
there is a two friends name A and R . working in a company both r drivers .company of A send him to tomorrow to sign some important document .same day R are always going to ambala where A is going .R gives a lift to A. next day A and R going to ambala . R drop A to ambala n they also return together . IN the way A insist R to he want to drive u r doing some rest or any other reason he insist him .when A was driving they were met with an accident with taxi n passengers are also sitting in the taxi.A died on the spot and R on the hospital .in this case legal heirs of A flies a claim against R company and legal heirs of R files a case against A . n taxi drivers and passengers flies claim against A and R.tell me the solution of this case as fast as possible
Anonymous
01 February 2011 at 11:17
Is charitable trust or charitable society.Which is good or beneficiary to establish.please explain me stating the difference between the two....
Anonymous
31 January 2011 at 14:51
We have two separate issues.One relates to our father’s personal HUF and the other relates to our ancestral joint family.
The background concerns an ancestral family home in Gujarat. The greater HUF was formed in Gujarat. There were three partial partitions made in the 70’s. Our grandfather passed away in August 2010. All the ancestral property was divided 3 ways between our father (the eldest son) and his 2 younger brothers. Some possessions were divided directly and some in the form of trusts, of which the 3 brothers are both trustees and beneficiaries.
Just prior to his passing, our grandfather did a final partition of his HUF. In this, my father waived his rights to his share.
With regards to the first partial partition in 1974 of our grandfather’s HUF, both our uncles seem to feel that they have been wronged in terms of having received unequal shares at the time father. At the time of division both our father’s brothers got shares worth an amount equal to the book value of a flat that our father had received. However, at that time the property which had been bought some years previously by my grandfather, had gone up in value. And here lies the discrepancy.
With the above scenario in mind, we would appreciate clarifications regarding the greater ancestral inheritance and to our grandfather’s HUF.
Queries and clarifications:-
(1) Is it legal to raise this issue of divisions from the past, after 30 odd years? Since they had agreed to the divisions at the time and signed the papers, can they now retrospectively challenge the divisions?
(2) If his brothers can demand in 2011 there should have been an equal division and are legally entitled to do so, will there be retrospective evaluations or current values taken into consideration of what was partially partitioned in 1974?
(3) In the event his brothers are legally entitled, what then needs to be done to amend things?
On the other hand, as explained above, in the final partition that took place just prior to our grandfather’s passing, my father waived his rights to his share (as explained above)
(4) We would like to know if our step mother or any of my father’s daughters have a right to challenge this decision to waive his rights.
(5) Does our step mother have any right to the properties as part of partitions before he married her as at that time my father’s personal HUF consisted of our late mother and us three sisters?
(6) Also if you could please clarify if the granddaughters are now, or were (prior to their grandfathers death) coparceners/members of all ancestral property held in trusts or otherwise?
(7) Could you clarify the issue of class I and class II heirs? When do class II heirs become class I heirs? And what is their legal status?
(8) Does our step mother have a right to demand to see my grandfather’s will (in which neither she nor either of my uncles’ wives have been mentioned)?
Sucharitha
31 January 2011 at 13:26
Can a partnership firm acquire agricultural lands in Tamilnadu? If yes, what is the Land celing applicable to Partnership Firms?
ajithkumar.t
31 January 2011 at 12:37
Sir,
A aided managment school in tamil nadu having eight management members sold for Rs.2 crores documented.
For 8 members it is divided.
School built up by their father in the year 1935 with periodic renovations etc.
The cost of property is not at all available in the wills etc.
What is the tax consequences and arrive at the tax liability of each party.
If anyother thing to be noted specially please inform.
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