Sanjeev Gupta
02 January 2016 at 15:34
A person created registered mortgage in favour of bank as security to credit facilities. However, later on he applied for additional facilities and bank wants to extend charge for additional facilities against already mortgaged property. Please help whether bank can accept additional charge (extension of charge) by way of equitable mortgage or it has to compulsorily obtain simple (registered mortgage). Any judgment if referred on this issue will be of additional help.
Swarna kamal Chandra
02 January 2016 at 14:04
I own a house property which I inherited from my father. The house is tenanted and the tenant is not paying any rent since
1986 and my father filed a suit for eviction. After my father death, I got the decree and put it into execution. My father used to stay at his younger brother's residence on the basis of love and affection. After my father death, my said uncle pressurized me to leave the premises. So I moved it to a rental accommodation. Now I want to know:
1) Whether I am entitled to get Income Tax deduction for rental accommodation/ rent I had paid?
2) Whether I am entitled to get Income Tax deduction for municipal tax which I had paid?
3) Whether I am entitled to get Income Tax deduction for the stamp duties, lawyers fees and miscleneous expenses?
Thanking You
Swarna kamal Chandra
Sk basha
02 January 2016 at 13:20
I am preparing for sbi so exam. Enyone can give ur valuable suggestions and any material also...
Mohd Salman
02 January 2016 at 13:08
Can a power of attorney holder buy some service/things for principle from a seller?
The seller here clearly states that his services are not for commercial purpose, but if a POA agent bought a service from a seller, he would receive money/compensation from the principle do buy this service on principle's behalf.
Vikram RMD
02 January 2016 at 12:15
Consider a situation where:
1) Father makes a will for his children A and B, diving assets in a manner he sees fit.
2) Children A and B however sign a settlement deed with each other, in which they divide the assets in a different manner. This is done secretly.
So, after the father's death, what holds the final authority? The will or the settlement deed?
Thank you.
M. H. KUMAR
02 January 2016 at 11:55
I am facing !@% Maintenance case and to prove the education details (BA, Bed) of my wife I filed an RTI with the University, but university refuse to provide the information by saying third party disclosure reason. Kindly suggest the workable measure can be taken to get the details.
rajan chopra
02 January 2016 at 11:54
Sir I want to authorise and appoint one of my relative as my attorney to appear on my behalf in the court in some cases criminal and civil filed by me in case I fail to appear for any reason.Now the attorney should be given by way of SPA in each case or GPA would be sufficient for all the cases and is it complousary to register the GPA at Tehsil office or it can be attested by Notary public ?
Sonu
02 January 2016 at 02:16
Dear experts,
My father is getting family pension after the death of my mother though he has other wife and a daugther. I have sufficient evidence to prove in court . as per family pension rule he is not eligible for getting family pension. My question is that can I file writ petition against my father in high court.
Regards,
Sonu
SABIR AHMED
02 January 2016 at 01:29
Dear experts,
One of my tenants passed away 15 years back. He is survived by his wife and two sons. After, the original tenant passed away, the bill is being issued in his wife's name. His wife was last seen by me in August, 2015. His wife and his elder son went to Hajj Pilgrimage last year August. His elder son returned back about 1 month. His wife did not return. His sons say that their mother went to her native place Darbhanga, Bihar to settle some property dispute. I asked the elder son that how much does it take to settle a property dispute? The elder son told me her mother came to Kolkata in November, 2015 for a couple of days and again went to Bihar and I was out of station that time. As you experts, informed me earlier thet as per the amended west Bengal premises tenancy act, the tenancy cannot be inherited by the sons after the original tenant's wife's death. All the couriers and mails in the tenant's wife's name are now signed and received by the elder son's wife, who is at home most of the time. I personally think, the sons are hiding some fact about their mother.
What are the guidelines to prove that the tenant's wife is not staying in the rented flat since August, 2015, so that I could file an eviction suit ?
Regards,
Sabir
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Conversion of pvt ltd co to llp
Facts of the case:
Pvt Ltd Co in tobacco manufacturing sector with turnover more than Rs 200 cr. p.a.
My Query :
In Pvt Ltd or Company form - for saving the Directors from any liability under litigation, we can have safeguard of "Officer in default" concept where by passing board resolution / nomination done, Directors can avoid conviction. In LLP since concept of Designated Partner (DP) is there how can the Directors escape conviction, who will get there status changed to DP (in LLP converted from Pvt Ltd) & avoid conviction in any such litigation cases.
For such Industry is it worthwhile to continue in present Company form OR We should go ahead and convert into LLP.
Your expert opinion in detail (with pros & cons) will help many manufacturing co who are looking for such conversion decision aprat from Taxation advantages enjoyed by LLP.