LCI Learning
Master NDPS 2.0: Latest Legal Developments, Best Practices & Landmark Case Studies

Share on Facebook

Share on Twitter

Share on LinkedIn

Share on Email

Share More

Anonymous   15 November 2009 at 21:11

regarding problems lying in maintaining business aethics wit

As two directors have formed a Pvt. Ltd. company and nearly two years have passed no resolution have been passed for deciding the Managing Director how to control or take action against the directors who are not maintaining business aethics in terms of non submission of Govt. liabilities in proper time, making association / joint venture without passing board resolution, inaugaurating laboratories by ministers displaying the name of the Company which is not at all belongs to the company property, the one director is not giving the due importance of company meetings as well as Extra ordinary general meetings and not signing the minutes of meeting which have been resolved in the meeting. What legal options can be taken against the director? Further he is also not maintaining the internal MOU which was framed by creation of two business group. His action are putting the company in problematic conditions and unnecessary liabilities created by the mentioned director which the other director do not want to take. What to do? I am totally confused and really need a help to make the thing in its proper way and to sustain the company even if the other director is out of company, remember its a 50:50 share, kindly help

Karl Jacob   15 November 2009 at 20:38

Futher evidence in a dismissed 200 crpc.

Referred charge sheet has been filed in the FIR. Against that private complaint was also filed. Such private complaint was dismissed after full hearing of both sides. Now i want to take additional evidence on the side of the complainant. Is it possible? How?

Isha Arora   15 November 2009 at 20:35

need the answer soon....

Explain the Procedure of filing a 'patent application'. Also discuss the essentials of an invention for obtaining a valid patent.


I will feel obliged by ur quick answers experts.

thanx.

Anonymous   15 November 2009 at 20:15

Comapny LAw

Hi,
I really wanted to know few things like
1.How can a director retire from a pvt. Ltd. Co.?
2. Also the procedure if a director want to retire.?
3.In which case directors is more liable towards Co.'s liability if he retire or if he resign?

Karl Jacob   15 November 2009 at 20:08

Cheque thieved by accused

cheque was thieved from complainant by the Accused while cheque case is pending before the magistrate, whether case can proceed further with a xerox copy of the cheque?

karunanidhi   15 November 2009 at 20:06

Contract Law

I havve signed an agreement of sale without reading it under which I purchased a washing machine for Rs.20,000/-. and I paid price in cash. The agreement excluded the liability of the manufactorer for all kinds of defect in the machine. But I did not read that agreement. The machine was totally defective.Can I sue the Manufacturer? advice me....please

Anonymous   15 November 2009 at 20:05

doubt

well i wanted to know if continuing guarantee for a bank loan to a company given by another company is similarly treated to a guarantee given for a property loan by a personal guarantor.

Anonymous   15 November 2009 at 19:52

Gift by a Father of his share in Flat to a Son

Father is having a flat in CHS in Mumbai jointly with his son.The said flat is not registered though stamp duty is paid. Now father wants to relinquish his share in the flat and gift to his son.

Will this transaction attract any income tax?

S.N.RAJU   15 November 2009 at 19:39

hindu adoption and maintenance act

Sir, now I am working as personal assistant in Family Court, Vijayawada and I am doing PHd in law on divorce in Nagarjuna University. Some advocates are filing new petitions for past maintenance before the family court, but there is no direct provision for that in Family Court Act and Hindu adoption and maintenance Act.
Please inform on which grounds they are entitled for past maintenance from the respondent before four or five years from the date of filing of the petition.

Karl Jacob   15 November 2009 at 19:33

criminal revision

in a criminal revision, can we take additional evidence?