Roopeshkumar L (Artical) (142 Points)
11 May 2012
MJ Krishnamurthy
(ACCT(Retd))
(7197 Points)
Replied 11 May 2012
Mr Roopesh Kumar,
Certain matters are not expressly told in the law but are implied.Here a businessman wants to register himself as such,he should show his place of business.It can be a part of his residential building, having a seperate entry from outside. It should be possible to inspect a business premises by a govt official. If it is a residential accommodation a govt official needs a magisterial permission to enter it. Any books of a/c,documents ,stock and other evidences found in a business office can be taken as useful evidences,but not so , if it is also a living area. Similarly,a common area can not be accepted for two or more business activity,as it may also create many legal problems....MJK
MJ Krishnamurthy
(ACCT(Retd))
(7197 Points)
Replied 11 May 2012
Mr Roopesh Kumar,
Certain matters are not expressly told in the law but are implied.Here a businessman wants to register himself as such,he should show his place of business.It can be a part of his residential building, having a seperate entry from outside. It should be possible to inspect a business premises by a govt official. If it is a residential accommodation a govt official needs a magisterial permission to enter it. Any books of a/c,documents ,stock and other evidences found in a business office can be taken as useful evidences,but not so , if it is also a living area. Similarly,a common area can not be accepted for two or more business activity,as it may also create many legal problems....MJK
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