Anonymous
09 January 2010 at 13:46
Wheather state can take plea of adverse possession against it citizen without acquiring land under land acquisition Act.and if yes than wheather govt can be adverse against its citizen and what about article 300A constitution of india. sachinsdl@yahoo.com
Anonymous
09 January 2010 at 13:37
Wheather state can take plea of adverse possession against it citizen without acquiring land under land acquisition Act.and if yes than wheather govt can be adverse against its citizen and what about article 300A constitution of india. sachinsdl@yahoo.com
krishnamohan
09 January 2010 at 13:12
how can give application to the village office for measuring of our property, how many days will due for coming and measuring the property
kranthi kiran
09 January 2010 at 13:00
Appeal filed before the Joint Collector in a Revenue matter is reserved for orders. Recently appellant died. Order not yet passed. Is it required to re-open the matter to implead the Legal Heirs or not necessary.
Anonymous
09 January 2010 at 12:58
the applicant is an automotive dealer and company issued credit notes according to sale, which is only income, the applicant deduct the credit notes in trading account from purchase and derive gross profit.the applicant is charcged under 12.5% VAT.the applicant deposit vat to the price of sale.now the sto is asking to deposit the vat @12.5% on amount of credit notes arguing that if the figure of credit notes removed from trading account the firm will come in loss which is true as said earlier in this trade the only frofit is from credit notes .what to do.
prithwish sengupta
09 January 2010 at 12:47
sir iwant to know whether can i file the return of 3rd quarter as it was suspended by the govt. till further notification??
archana
09 January 2010 at 11:06
hello all..
Is there any exception provided in the law to daughters right in the self acquired property of the father ( fatehr is not alive)in regards to the marriage year.
I heard that if the daughter has been married before 1978 they cannot claim the fathers property.
SUBHASH SHARMA
09 January 2010 at 10:50
IN CASE OF REPLACEMENT OF ANY SPARE PARTS AGAINST THE SALE WHICH HAVE ALREADY BEEN MADE AND TAX ALSO BEEN PAID ON THAT.
IN CASE OF ANY SPARE PARTS IS REPLACED ( UNDER WARRANTY) WHICH IS AGST THE SAME SALE.
IS REPLACEMENT OF SPARE PARTS IS TAXABLE.
WHAT TREATEMENT WILL BE DONE OF OLD PARTS WHICH MAY ALSO CARRY SOME COST.
THANKS/REGARDS
SUBHASH SHARMA
ADVOCATE
M-9891338895
Anonymous
09 January 2010 at 09:53
Iam born in guntur dt. andhra pradesh. My school study and and college also completed in same district.
I possess study certificates issued by the school.
My father was a govt empoyee in guntur dt before he expired.
During my last year of study, we had to shif our family to another district and later on got married and stsying in another district.
I dont have nativity certificate.
How to get this?
Please advice me!
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Ancestor property
Hi,
Please let me know the full definition of ancestor property.
Property brief: My father bought a peice of land from his onw resources (self aquired) He was short of around 10% approx for the value of the property & he borrewed money from his mother & thus had to add her name to the sale deed. His father was not alive then. In the passage of time, his mother's mental health took a downward turn and she statrted harrising him for the return of the money lent. My father then sold a big portin of the land and paid her money back. She then passed away shortly. The balance of the land was in his sole name. He passed away around 4 years ago, without leaving any will etc. The property was subsequently transfered to my mothers name.
We are five brothers;
Is this a self acqueried property?
If yes what will be the outcome?.
If no then wats is the leagal status of my Mum?.
What is the legal status of we five brothers?.
Can our Mum remove any of the son's from the property?
Thanks