DIVYA
03 September 2019 at 23:27

Regarding sale of property

Dear All,

I came across a case wherein a person (Salaried person) had entered into an agreement with a Indian Company and purchased a piece of land many years ago. The Company is into cultivation of crops, etc. However at present the Company is under litigation. Today, the person wishes to sell his share of land. The first question is can the person sell his share of Land without the consent of the company? If Yes, which law governs this and the specific provision of the law. If no, the law which governs this and the applicable provisions of the Law.

Request assistance on the above subject matter.


Rahul Patwa
29 August 2019 at 12:52

Browwing funds from nri

Please Let me Know .....LLP firm can Borrow Funds from NRI Person...???? OR Resident Indian Can Borrow funds from NRI and Utilized in Running Business....?? And NRI Person File its return in India and have NRO Accounts.

Kindly reply Urgent ......


siddhi
11 July 2019 at 16:54

Regarding section 185 and 186

Dear Sir/Madam,

My Company has taken loan from Bank against the property which held by One of the Group Company, due to common director , the Director act as a guarantor for loan taken. pls suggest 185 and 186 is applicable.. if yes then pls provide me the board resolution asap.


pranab sarma

Does an arts graduate who have earned knowledge of accountancy , tax and investment through working in various organizations and self study provide consultancy services in the areas mentioned above in his own capacity ?

Please note the query is about providing consultancy services in consideration of fee on the basis of facts mentioned above and it is not about representing an assessee before any authority ?

Please suggest and many many thanks ....


PREMNATH
25 June 2019 at 10:58

Double pay reg:

Sir

How is the double pay calculated for a person who has worked on a National holiday.
Suppose the salary of an employee is Rs 30000. His double pay to be paid is Rs 2000
or 1000. The doubt I have is if he is paid Rs 2000 will it not be triple pay as he is already paid Rs 30000 as his normal wages which includes 30 days pay.

Thanks


Jyothi

In a firm there were 4 partners out of which one partner has died. Now remaining partners want to continue business in partnership and want to add a new partner . Plz provide me format/ draft of partnership deed in this situation specially in case of death of a partner.


Thanking you


samarjit dibaspati
31 May 2019 at 16:47

Trust

I AM RUNNING A TRUST (THE MAIN PURPOSE OF TRUST IS EDUCATIONAL) AND WANT TO START SCHOOL UNDER TRUST WITH DIFFERENT NAME.
1) AM I HAVE TO AMEND THE TRUST FOR OPENING SCHOOL. OR ONLY I NEED TO PASS RESOLUTION AND GET CERTIFIED BY ALL MEMBERS?
2) I ALSO NEED EPF IN THE NAME OF SCHOOL. WHAT ARE THE PAPER REQUIRED IF SCHOOL IS OPEN UNDER TRUST?


Amit Kumar
29 May 2019 at 17:40

Employee full & final settlement

A Pvt. Ltd. company Gurgaon based isn't paying employee full & final settlement after working of around 9 years job, five months salary pending, medical, petrol and other reimbursements, gratuity. They didn't deposit last year provident fund.
Neither giving final amount in written as proof. what action should be taken by the employee to get full & final amount along with provident fund and gratuity.


Pravina Rathod
27 May 2019 at 16:02

Tenancy rights


LANDLORD MRA
TENANT MR B
Tenancy Agreement with Mr. B w.e.f 1st June , 1962
Premises : Industrial
Mr. B had given the possession to one of his legal heir Mr. X for working purpose but
In the year 2003 , Mr. X when in possession of the premises
without the consent and knowledge of Mr. B had transferred the possession of the premises
to Mr. C. with the support of the landlord
Within a days when came to the knowledge of Mr.B he with the support of law took back the
possession of the premises
At that time and till date neither the landlord, nor Mr. C took any legal action against Mr. B for taking back
the possession of the rented premises
But the landlord used to accept tenancy rent from Mr. C and issued rent receipt to Mr. C till date.
Mr B used to send the rent cheques several times thru. Post but the landlord turned it back and then
after Mr. B stopped sending the cheques
Mr. B had not filed any case against legal heir, landlord and Mr. C since he was in the possession
of the premises
In the year 2010 Mr B expires. Since then the possession of the rented premises is with the other
legal heir Mr. Y
In the year 2019 builder has come to buy the respective land premises with the offer
and the MOUs is done with the other industrial galas but not with us
We have already approached the landlord and the builder but it was unsuccessful
Though we are in the possession but we do not have rent receipt and that Mr. X does not want to come in the picture
Query
Please let me know how to get our tenancy rights since there is no support of the landlord and the builder


Ankit Gupta

Hi sir,

Kindly bear with me as this is going to be a long post. I have tried to explain my problem thoroughly.
My father passed away in August 2018. He was a central government retired pensioner. For receiving the pension, he had very old savings account in SBI, let's name this branch 'A'. Unfortunately, nomination details were not updated in the account, and only after he passed away we found out about this blunder. The approximate balance is around INR 24 Lacs.
Also, in another SBI branch, let's name this branch 'B', near his office, he booked a Fixed Deposit on the day of his retirement back in July 2008. The current approximate value of FD is around INR 33 Lacs. Till date, the FD lies in branch 'B' and savings account in branch 'A'. Both of these are in different states, around 400 km away from each other. The total amount is around INR 57 Lacs.

Now, I met the branch manager or 'A', where I have savings account. He told me since my father passed away, it won't be possible to transfer the FD from branch 'B' to branch 'A' or even liquidate it. And the amount in the savings account is much higher than the amount of sum, the branch manager can disburse, based on his powers.
He proposed me to get succession certificate, where I and my sisters will disclaim the amount so that it can be transferred in my mother's name. However, he warned me getting succession certificate from a court is a very tedious, time consuming and expensive process. It can take up to 1 year and would cost me around 7% of the amount claimed because that would be the court fees, and lawyer fee would be additional.

I need genuine advice if there could be an easier way out, as I am in urgent need of those funds, Also, SBI staff is least supportive.
Thanks in advance.

-Ankit Gupta






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