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Vikram   10 May 2014 at 23:25

Trsnafer posting in case of pregency and family medical issues

I am currently employed with SBBJ as a Scale II officer in a samll town in Rajashthan. My Husband is emploed with a private firm that has presence in Delhi only.

I have made tranfer application since my marriage about 6 months back but there is no action on the same. This is a inter-zonal transfer situation.

My Mother in law is a cardiac patient and requires attention. I am currenlty pregenant and not in good health. In prevailing circumstaces it is increasingly getting difficult to stay far of from family.

Please advise whether the are any rules or court rulings that can help female employees seek tranfer to a branch near to family residence on medical/marriage grounds.

Reagrds,
Archana

Vikram   10 May 2014 at 23:18

Trsnafer posting in case of pregency and family medical issues

Pls ignore.. this is a duplicate thread

Anonymous   15 July 2010 at 18:40

Company Formation

Now that all Forms relating to Company Formation are filed electronically, is there a need for physical submission of MOA & AOA at ROC and vetting thereof even though these are required to be attached to eForm 1?

Vikram   29 June 2010 at 12:39

Foreign Collabartion

A Indian Private limited co is presently in dialog with a NRI whereby the NRI has offered his technical expertise to the Indian firm in exchange for a share in Capital of India co.

Pl advise:-
1. Will this constitute FDI, considering the Indian Co is supposed to undertake Construcion business.

2. If the MoU with the NRI require permission of Central Government.

3. The MoU shall contain Non-Compete & Exclusivity clause for any business in India. If such agreement is possible & enforecable by law.

4. Format of agreement & specific references to Legal provision is desirable.

Thanks & Regards,


Vikram   14 January 2009 at 23:53

Taxablility of alimony.

Is the alimony received on divorce through courts order taxable in hands of the recipient? Pls explain quoting relevant provisions & case laws, if any?

Vikram   14 January 2009 at 23:52

Txablility of alimony.

Is the alimony received on divorce through courts order taxable in hands of the recipient? Pls explain quoting relevant provisions & case laws, if any?