rajan chopra
24 June 2015 at 16:16
Sir an accused has been declared proclaimed offender in a cheque bounce case filed by me.Now if I file an application u/s 83 crpc for the attachment of the property of proclaimed person then in that case will property go to state or after sale my dues be cleared?
AMSARAJ.J
24 June 2015 at 15:56
Respected Sirs,
After 15 years of separation ,me and my wife agreed to settle all our cases in lokadalat (13.6.15) in chidambaram JM court. Accordingly I settled lumsum amount
to her and child to close the dv act case in JM Cout,chidambaram and she agreed to give mutual concent divorce and petition also filed in sub-court,chidambaram on the
settelement date itself(18.6.15) and in addition to that pettion,another petition under sec 151 of cpc for despensing for 6 months period,since both of us are living separately from 2001 and moreover settelement are over in the lokadalat.
Based on my petition,judge also ready to give divorce order, but in the mean time
last week,during inspection by court,district judge ordered the sub court judge to keep my divorce pettion pending till 6 months period is over.
Eventhough ,I setteled the money, Why I wait for another 6 months.Shall I move to high court on this issue,if possible,how to proceed.
Ms. Mary S
24 June 2015 at 15:46
Dear Friends,
We are a contracting company executing projects PAN India for various industries through small sub contractors.
When we submitted our invoice along with the Wage Sheet, Attendance, PF and ESI Challans, the client is insisting that the Wages should be atleast 30% of Invoice Amount as per the rules.
Kindly clarify is such kind of rules exist and where should I see those rules.
Regards,
Mary
shrikant
24 June 2015 at 15:30
respected members
Office has imposed a fine of Rs 50000 on employee in diciplinary action.The employee approached Labour court & labour court passed the interim order to maintain status quo meanwhile Employee retire from the service due to superannuation. As the order of status quo is in force the office only retained (not recovered) the disputed amount ie Rs 50000 till the finalization of ULP The employee filed criminal ULP for contempt.Whether this amounts to contempt,Please reply immediately as the matter is urgent
Dayadhar T.Sharma
24 June 2015 at 15:03
it is learnt that Bar council Of Maharashtra & goa charges Rs. 25000/in addition to the Registration fees for registration as an advocate for persons over 50 years of age or retired persons.
In every
professional field the practitioners are registered to practice without any additional charges irrespective of their age,why the additional charges are imposed on retired or persons over 50 years of age?Whether similar amounts are charged for registration as advocate for persons over 50 years, by all the Bar Councils across the country?
sugumaranm
24 June 2015 at 14:48
Please tell me how the transfer of government employment to children incase of death of parents.
wheather the employment can transfer only to his girl child or boy.
ravi
24 June 2015 at 14:47
Hello sir/madam,
I am tenant of 1200 sq. feet room . I have Bombay city civil court consent terms suit with my land lord in 1995 in this suit the land lord give me rights and agree for monthly tenant of 1200 sq. feet and he take some amount and surrender his ownership rights of super-structures standing on demised land and I am give monthly rent (bhada puvati) since 1985 till today.
Now builder has taken his property in 2012. Now Builder told me I am not given 1200sq. feet because your room is in SRA. After I am surprised how came my room in SRA.
I have separate water connection since 1985, Drainage and sanitary conveniences and it’s not fit in SRA norms…
What can I do?
Please help me…
Ravi Kumar
ra.vip@live.com
bipul
24 June 2015 at 14:47
I am presently working in a PSU in Kolkata. Want to take job transfer to my native place (a semi urban area surrounded by rural area). Wife and In laws are opposing. She is not willing to go to my native place with me but will prefer to go to her paternal house ( kolkata or delhi at both location his father has flat). My parents stay at my native place. (I am willing to take transfer to my native place but will not stay with my parents in fear of DV/498a from my wife). I will stay a safe distance away (but not too far away) from my parental house so that in case of emergency I will be available to them.
if I take the transfer, will it be a dv / 498a for my wife ?
What are the precautions should i take ? ( There is enough indication (Threat) she will go for DV / 498a)
we have a daughter (1.5 year). if she says she will stay in delhi/kolkata with her parents for better education and facility for daughter and ask for maintenance. will it be a legally valid demand from her ?
In laws are not reliable. They do not care for anything in this world except their own interest.
I am expecting DV / 498a in future (currently wife is with me). What precaution should I take ?
SHASHIDHAR A
24 June 2015 at 14:31
Respected Members,
Wanted to know if people working in Educational Institutions are eligible for Gratuity under the Act.
Especially, would like to know Teachers who will be working in Private Schools if they complete 5 years are they entitled for Gratuity.
Thank you in advance
Shashidhar A
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Rectification of cst order karnataka vat
Respected Sir/Madam,
We are a registered dealer under Karnataka VAT.
For Quarter Jan-Mar'06 a particular inter state dealer did not issue the C Form on time.The AO completed the Assessment and recovered the difference tax & penalty.
Date of order 7/7/2010.
However the dealer, after rigorous follow up has submitted the C form.
Can we go for rectification of the CST order with the AO or appear before the JC appeals.In the light of section 40 of the KVAT Act,which states as under:
40. Period of limitation for assessment.
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An assessment under section 38 or re
- assessment under Section 39 of an
amount of tax due for any prescribed tax period shall not be made after five
years after the end of the prescribed tax period.
Provided that an assessment or reassessment relating to any tax period upto the period ending 31st day of March, 2007 shall be made with in a period of eight years after the end of the prescribed tax period.
Provided further that an assessment or reassessment relating to any tax period commencing from the 1st day of April, 2007 upto the period ending 31st day of March, 2012 shall be made within a period of seven years after the end of the prescribed tax period.
(2) Notwithstanding anything contained in sub - section (1), if any tax is, not paid by a dealer who has failed to get registered though liable to do so or fraudulently evaded attracting punishment under Section 79, an assessment or reassessment may be made within eight years from the end of the prescribed tax period.
Provided that an assessment or reassessment relating to any tax period upto the period ending 31st day of March, 2007 shall be made under
this sub-section within a period of ten years after the end of the prescribed
tax period.
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Substituted by Act 17 of 2012 w.e.f. 1.4.2012.
Kindly guide us in the matter.