PrnBCRBant
16 November 2017 at 11:40
1) whether a trust which owns immovable property can sell it to another trust. if yes, what procedure has to be followed ? Note : The trust & the property is situated in Karnataka State.
2) is there any exemption in Stamp Duty and Regn. fees while transferring the property?
3) whether gift deed can be executed in favour of the other Trust with min. of stamp duty?
manoj
16 November 2017 at 11:37
Hi
I filed EP in Sept 2017,in Labour Tribunal ( for Award passed in 2016)
1 st notice returned as "insufficient address" ( on 3Oct 2017)
2 nd Notice as "Refused By Respondent" (on 16 oct 2017)
My Advocate ask me to sign on below affidavit content
Now he is asking to go for Affidavit for service of EP notice to Process Server
Affidavit line are" I pray Honorable Court may pleased to order substitute serving of notice on respondent through process server or any such order which deem fit in the circumstances of the case in the interest of justice"
Please advice me
Is my advocate miss in taking exparte order?
or
is there are chances to take exparte order now
Thanks
Anonymous
16 November 2017 at 11:23
I was recently in a road accident and i had fracture. I was taken to the hospital and from there they filed a police report for that. Now when the police call me i am afraid to go to the station as it was the accused local area and i feel like they have connection to the police. The police is calling me but i know if i go there might be problem for me. Can you tell me what if i dont go for the summon
Ramesh Tikamdas Bajaj
16 November 2017 at 11:17
I have an office in a building, which is not a cooperative Society.
It is a limited Company and issues share for the rooms in the building.
I am share holder because i own a room in the building.
Is it necessary to register this transaction.
Is there any judgement which clarifies the situation.
velayudha
16 November 2017 at 11:17
here is a co-operative society started 18 years back, at that time they have given loan of Rs 10,000/- each to every members with surety of directors of the societies. in the initial stage their recovery tactics are very bad, not followed a proper method, and many borrowers are defaulties. after that few years societies activities are standstill and no body bothered about recovery of loan. now all of a sudden they woke with different management team and started recovering loans. I am one of the founder director in that society. I was there for 2 years. i stood surity for 4 members, now out of 4 members 2 have expired, rest 1 is not traceable, for each Rs.10,000/- loan amount, now they are claiming nearly Rs.1,00,000/- (One lakh) including interest. please let me know what i have to do.
thanking you,
velayudha
Ramesh Tikamdas Bajaj
16 November 2017 at 11:00
I have a property in a building which is a Limited Company (not a cooperative society) which issues shares for the room occupied. The share is a title issued by the Company. Do have I to register it with the sub-registrar of assurances.
Ramesh Tikamdas Bajaj
16 November 2017 at 10:58
I have a property in a building which is a Limited Company (not a cooperative society) which issues shares for the room occupied. The share is a title issued by the Company. Do have it register it with the sub-registrar of assurances
Anonymous
16 November 2017 at 10:44
Sir/Madam,
Please, guide in following questions.
What is KJP- Kami Jasti Patrak, in land records of Gujarat's agricultural lands?
Where is it maintained , by whom ?
What kind of information can a farmer can get from it ?
What kind of entries are made in it ?
- Is it easily available to a farmer ?
- From where can it be received ? Can a farmer get a copy of it ?
- And what is the procedure for getting it ?
Please, guide us.
Thanks.
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