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Kanika
Kanika bhardwaj 25 Nov 2017

Take immediate steps in Property-Builder cases.
This roar is just to advice people at a large. Lots of people have booked flats in real estate companies but the companies are delaying the possession and making fool of the customers. Incase you sense that there is something…

Kanika
Kanika bhardwaj 24 Nov 2017

Mandatory to send legal notice in 138 case.
In case of a cheque bounce, it is mandatory to send a legal notice within 15 days from the date of returning memo. It is also mandatory to give 15 days time to the accused to settle the issue. Without…


Trademarkclick
Trademarkclick .com 18 Nov 2017

WEST BENGAL’S ROSOGULLA SWEETER THAN EVER
The white soft mithai doused in a sugary syrup was the subject matter of tussle between West Bengal and Odisha. West Bengal government has filed a court petition along with an application for a Geographical Indication (GI) recognition for the…

amit
amit 18 Nov 2017

climate change a BIGGEST PROBLEM
                                                           INDEX ·         INTRODUCTION·         INTERCONNECTED…

Kishan Dutt
Kishan Dutt Kalaskar 10 Nov 2017

Liability of Insurer when claimant is not third party
KDK_1_GUJ_122773 Motor Vehicles – Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 S 173 – Motor Vehicles Accident – Liability of Insurer when claimant is not third party -  Held, claimant stands as driver, owner, tortfeasor, insured and the claimant also claimed  compensation against his…

Deepali
Deepali Mahapatra 10 Nov 2017

law Journals

Kishan Dutt

Taxation – Direct Taxation – Income Act, 1961 S 264 – Claim for deduction – Held, if there is failure on part of petitioner in making claim for deduction, whether it is possible for Commissioner to grant one more opportunity - Petitioner sought for deduction of Rs. 4,60,617/- on premise that said expenditure was claimed as application for purpose of charitable purpose - Commissioner in Ext. P1 observed that intimation under S 143(1) of 1961 Act is not  order of assessment for purpose of S 264 of 1961 Act  - Statutory provisions that mere intimation does not amount to  order which could be revised under S 264 of 1961 Act - Revisional powers are very wide - Even if no such claim has been made earlier, such a claim can be entertained by Commissioner under S 264 of 1964 Act - Commissioner of  Income Tax is directed to reconsider matter – Petition disposed (P 13, 16, 17 and 19)
KDK_1_KER_247502 Kerala High CourtAgarwal Yuva Mandal (Kerala) vs Union Of India on 11 December, 2014Taxation – Direct Taxation – Income Act, 1961 S 264 – Claim for deduction – Held, if there is failure on part of petitioner in making claim…

amit
amit 8 Nov 2017

Discrimination against disabled person
CONTENTS1)  INTRODUCTION.. 12)  MEANING.. 13)  THE COMPLEXITY OF DEFINITION.. 34)  ORIGINS OF DISCRIMINATION.. 55)  THE EXPERIENCE OF DISABILITY.. 66)  CONCLUSION.. 8 1)   INTRODUCTIONDiscriminatory action against the physically or cognitively less able in some form or other has been an integral part…

Varun
Varun Kumar 6 Nov 2017

ASSOCIATION OF PERSONS V. BODY OF INDIVIDUALS
1)    INTRODUCTION:Association of persons (AOP) under the Income Tax Act is an entity or unit of assessment. Association of persons means two or more persons who collaborate for a mutual determination with a vision to earn an income. However, the…
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