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R.Ramachandran's Expert Profile

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    What kinds of questions I can and can't answer?
    I can handle questions on civil matters, particularly family law related and property related issues, and all indirect taxation matters.

    My area of expertise
    Income tax, company law, customs and excise, accounts

    My experience in the area (years):
    8 years

    Organizations I belong to:
    Self-Practice

    Publications or writing which has appeared :
    Nil

    Educational credentials:
    M.A. LLB

    Award & Honors:
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  • anju says : father selling ancestral property to one son
    Sir I have a query regarding the sale of ancestral property. My grandfather has 3sons and 2 daughters. My father is his last son. Recently, my grandfather sold his entire ancestral property to one son ,leaving nothing for my dad.is there some possibility to approach court for getting a stay order. the sales has already been done. We are hindus and residing in kerala.Expecting a response from you at the earliest.

  • niranjan says : help me
    sir, i have quoted my problem last 3 days, no reply from any one. pls solve my confusion. on 1.1.2011 Mr x sold final product to her wife, Mrs. X at Rs. 1000/- per kg Mrs. X sell all goods purchased from his husband to his son Mr Y. Mr. Y sells these goods in retail market. Mrs. X sold the goods to Mr.Y as follows: on 1.1.2011----@ 1500/- on 15.1.2011----@ 2000/- goods purchased on 1.1.2011 are sold by Mrs X to his son on 15.1.2011. My confusion is that what is the Assessable value of good sold by Mr. X to her wife Mrs. X on 1.1.2011? whether 1500/- or 2000/-. Rule 9 in the exact language is writte as follows-- --When the assessee so arranges that the excisable goods are not sold by an assessee except to or through a person who is related in the manner specified in either of sub-clauses (ii), (iii) or (iv) of clause (b) of sub-section (3) of section 4 of the Act, the value of the goods shall be the normal transaction value at which these are sold by the related person at the time of removal, to buyers (not being related person); or where such goods are not sold to such buyers, to buyers (being related person), who sells such goods in retail : Provided that in a case where the related person does not sell the goods but uses or consumes such goods in the production or manufacture of articles, the value shall be determined in the manner specified in rule 8. so i am thinking that AV of goods removed from X to Mrs. X on 1.1.2011 should be Rs. 1500/- Am i correct or not? my email - niranjankumar06@yahoo.co.in Thank U for your help.-

  • hiten says : : cooperative society asking for unfair amt for tr
    Sir, I had purchased the property in 1990 in terms of ownership from the builder on the 4th floor which was extended to the existing 2 floors ,but he made the agrement in 1998 by showing tenancy being converted into society by paying 100 times rent,in 2003 a member of the society sold of the flat for which as a secretrary a no objection & dues to the society certificate was given by me ,since the formation of the society in 1998&prior to it no property tax has been collected either by the society or the landlord/builder ,now as i intend to sell my flat the committee insists that i pay for the dues not only mine but also for the outgone member who had sold in 2003,i have said that i am willing to pay for the dues on my flat but they arent accepting it & arent giving the no objection cert or transfering the flat in favour of the purchaser. Is it legally that i have to pay for the outgone members dues as well, is it not that the liability of tax is on the property & not on an individual thus the new member who had bought has to be liable? do suggest the remedial measure. Thanking you

  • Niranjan says : Hi
    HI Ramachandran, Need your suggestion as I'm in family issues. Can you please give me your contact number so that I can call you. Please consider. Niranjan 08008625151

  • Samarth says : Coparcenary property rights of daughter
    For a daughter to claim coparcenary rights in ancestral property - 1. Is is necessary that she has to be born after 1956 2. Is it necessary that the father is alive as on 2005 3. Is it necessary that no partition deed or any such document is signed by her father wherein she has been alienated from the rights of the property? 4. Ate there any other pre requisites? Please elaborate. Many Thanks.

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