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Anonymous   30 November 2009 at 10:45

impromtu

If the head-family had deserted the family for some years and by the interval of time his reappearance , it was observed that his family members were forced by a miscreants to get his death -certificate to dispose the property in the joint-name of his wife, is it a legal-standing?
How could the miscreants brought to books?
What are the implications on his family- members who were despontent?

Anonymous   30 November 2009 at 10:44

impromtu

If the head-family had deserted the family for some years and by the interval of time his reappearance , it was observed that his family members were forced by a miscreants to get his death -certificate to dispose the property in the joint-name of his wife, is it a legal-standing?
How could the miscreants brought to books?
What are the implications on his family- members who were despontent?

Anonymous   30 November 2009 at 10:27

Maharastra Co-Opretaive Society's Act

Our Society is a 128 Member society without conveyance. We had a managing committee elections held in our society, where in nine members were elected to the society office, after taking charge they appointed a Secretary and in two months time the Secretary resigned from his post there by facilitating another person as a secretary.However in Dec. 2008 six people from the committee resigned including the Secretary, Chairman and Treasurer resigned from the committee. The remaining three called an SGM and co-opted 6other members into the committee and appointed new chairman, secretary and treasurer and joint secretary. Now in the AGM HELD ON aUG.9th 2009, when it was time to present the I&P and Balance Sheet audited report the present committee refused to sign the Audited INCOME AND EXPENDITURE AND Balance Sheet for the year 2008-2009. However in the AGM the ex-committee took all responsiblity of the expenses and income during their tenure but declined to sign the Audited Statements as they were not the office bearers at present.And the General Body directed the present committee to sign the Audited reports.

As there are still discussion's going on in the society regards this issue, kindly guide if we have followed the correct procedure and who's responsiblity will it be correct legally.


Santhamma Thomas   30 November 2009 at 09:09

Patent

While Patenting an invention what is the role/relationship of clinical research associate (CRA)/clinical team. Do they have to review the patent specification? Also, I would like to know what role does the CRO(Contract Research Organization) involved in the clinical protocol writing have in patent writing.

Anandakumara MB   30 November 2009 at 07:02

Consequences for blindly accepts the nil report filed by the

The delay in filing the charge sheet by Investigation Officer questioned by the trial court. Investigation Officer submits the nil report against the A5, which the NBW was issued by the same court to A5 to take the cognizance of the offence IPC 307. What are the consequences if the trial court blindly accepts that report? Also related citations please

Anandakumara MB   30 November 2009 at 06:59

Session court can modify the error caused by the committal c

Whether the session court can modify the technical Error caused by the committal court. If yes, whether that effect, the case may re-open for the fresh consideration. Also related citations please .

NARESH   30 November 2009 at 04:09

MUNICPAL LEVIES

I am refering to Mr. Raj Kumar Makkad reply to my query on 8/11/09.
i am now confused.

My parents have got a flat in Mumbai which is non occupied. At the moment we are paying full building tax. Are we eligible for any concession on water charges or any other common expenditure.

I believe we have to share expense for security, lighting, garden, cleaning (common expenditure).

Should we paying for water chargesin full?

If yes, then how many members?

If no, would you be able to email me a copy of the Maharashtra state cooperative society by laws which apply to our situation.

Kind regards,
Naresh

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Prashant Kolte   30 November 2009 at 01:56

Limitations to file 498a case?

Sir,my DV act-property locked?query has been resolved.Thanks.The very next day on 27.11.2009,on court date of my DV case,Judge has called me & wife in his personal chamber & told us to arrive at amicable settlement.He suggested few thing but my loving wife didnt accept that.But I like to ask IS THERE ANY TIME LIMITATION for wife to file 498a case against Husband who is already facing trial of DV act.We have married since 12 years & living separately since 7 mnths without any communication..I heard till 7 yrs after marriage,wife can file 498a on husband. Any other cases,she will probably file?I dont want to harrass my aged parents..Already she is getting maintanance & staying in my owned flat.
Pl do the needful.Waiting for ur expert opinion.
Regards,
Prashant.

dasd   30 November 2009 at 01:02

appeal

whether appeal can be made by AO/dept to CIT (A)

dasd   30 November 2009 at 00:23

income tax

Difference between

1. Memorandum of appeal & memorandum of cross objection
2. question of law & question of facts
3. tribunal & court
4. notice & intimation
5. Offence & penalty
6. prosecution & proceedings
7. opportunity of being heard ( in all notices except BJA) & sufficient cause
8. tribunal & court