What is your opinion about the private practice?

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What do you understand by the rule of law?

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rights reguarding a private sale of goods not paid for in full and courier failling to collect correct amount of monies on cah on delivery

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can i change the jurisdiction of assessing authority of the dealer

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I would know that sales tax would be charged on amount of TCS ( Tax Collaction at Source) and TCS would be charged on amount of Sales Tax ?

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DIFFERNTIATE MEMBER AND A SHAREHOLDER

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MR.VARUN HAS BEEN PAID TOTAL WAGES OF RS.65,560 INCLUDS OVERTIME PAYMENT OF RS.16,400 .HE IS COVERED UNDER PAYMENT OF GRATUITY ACT,1972. 15 DAYS SALARY OF MR VARUN FOR CALCULATION OF GRATUITY WILL BE.

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Whether the word LTD should be suffixed to the name of a Private Bank? Please quote the Section and the relevant ACT.

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WHAT ARE THE NAME OF PEOPLE ASSOCIATED WITH NARMADA DAM?

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This position requires your continued communication with custodial parents. How are your communication skills?

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Case study Real estate question: 1. Mr. Johnson owns a small commercial property which has 4 units with a total square footage of 9384. The property is located in an area suffering from high vacancies. The current tenants remaining are ABC Corporation, who occupies 2888sq ft. And recently renegotiated and lowered their lease rate through 2011 and XYZ electronics corp., who occupies 3350 sq.ft. With their lease due to expire December 2010. The remaining 2 vacancies are marketed by a local broker. Currently there are no potential tenants viewing the vacant graces. What might Mr. Johnson do to retain his 2 tenants and attract new renters to his property and how might this impact his income and/or expenses this year and next year? Please explain your answer.

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CASE STUDY (i) A invites B to a dinner party. B accepts the invitation. A made elaborate arrangements but B failed to turn up. Can A sue B for the loss he has suffered? (ii) On the other hand, if B went to the venue for the dinner party. To his surprise he finds that no dinner Arrangement has been made. B had spent a certain amount to reach the venue. Can B sue A for the loss he (B) has suffered? (iii) A sees a rare book displayed in a shop. It is labeled “First Edition Rs.15” A enters the shop and puts Rs. 15 on the counter and asks for the book. The book- seller does not agree to sell saying that the Real price of the book is Rs.50 and that it had been marked Rs.15/- by mistake. Is the book seller Bound to sell the book for Rs.15/- (iv) On the 5th of a month A makes an offer to B by a letter which reaches B on the 6th On the 7th B posts his letter of acceptance. Meanwhile, on the 6th a posts a letter to B revoking the offer. On seeing it B sends a telegram to A on the 8th confirming the acceptance given through his letter on the 7th Discuss the legal effects of the three letters and the telegram. Note: Assignment should consist of about 200 words per case-let. I.e. totally 800 words (about 4 pages) for the Entire case study. Questions: Q1. Introduction of the subject being discussed and the principle enunciated in the Law. Q2. Enumerate the facts of the decided case on the point. Q3. Explain the decision pronounced by the Court of Law in each of these cases.

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