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Request To Registrar For Particulars Of Advertisement Of A T Mark Patents Copyrights & Trade Mark 1273
Category: Patents Copyrights And Trade Mark
TRADE AND MERCHANDISE MARKS ACT, 1958 mark, ,trade, ,date, ,request, ,letter, , TRADE AND MERCHANDISE MARKS ACT, 1958 Request to Registrar for particulars of advertisement of a mark. Rule 50 We, ……………………… hereby request that we...
Petition For Alimony Pending The Suit Marriage Act 1771
Category: Marriage Act
Petition for Alimony Pending the Suit (See section 36) In the High Court of…… Cause Title To the Hon'ble Mr. Justice … Petition for Alimony Pending the Suit (See section 36) In the High Court of…… Cause Title To the Hon'ble Mr. Justice … Petition for Alimony Pending the Suit (See section 36) In the High Court of…… Cause
Hire – Purchase Agreement For A T.v
Category: Agreements Hire Purchases
This agreement made on thisday of.BETWEEN AB, etc. (hereinafter called the owner) of the one part and CD, etc., (hereinafter called the hirer) of the second part and EF, etc., (hereinafter called the guarantor) of the...
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Intimation To The Assessing Officer Under Section 210_5_ Regarding The Notice Of Demand Under Section 156 Of T
Category: Notice
Intimation to the Assessing Officer under section 210(5) regarding the notice of demand under section 156 of the Income-tax Act, 1961, for payment of advance tax under section 210(3)/210(4) of the Act Dated .................... TO The...
Form No. 26k [see Section 194 J And Rule 37] Annual Return Of Deduction Of Tax From Fees For Professional Or T
Category: Incometaxold
FORM NO. 26K [See section 194-J and rule 37] Annual return of deduction of tax from fees for professional or technical services, under section 206 of the Income-tax, Act 1961, for the year ending 31st March,…………….....
Form No 12a [see Rule 24a_] Communication Under Clause _b_ Of Explanation Below Section 185_1_ Of The Income T
Category: Incometaxold
FORM NO 12A [See rule 24A)] Communication under clause (b) of Explanation below section 185(1) of the Income- tax Act, 1961, regarding partner who is a benamidar To The [Assessing Officer] Re: Assessment year 19 ............---19...
Notice For Loss, Destruction, Damage Or Deterioration Of Goods Owned And Accompanied By The Passenger Due To Railway Accident Under Section 124 Of Chapter Xiii, Railways Act, 1989 R.w. Section 80 Of The Civil Procedure Code, 1908 Where The Train Belongs T 200
Category: Notices
Notice for loss, destruction, damage or deterioration of goods owned and accompanied by the passenger due to railway accident under section 124 of Chapter XIII, Railways Act, 1989 r.w. section 80 of the Civil Procedure Code,...
Schedule Of Forms 169
Category: Notices
annual sum of Rs. 200 for such interest as aforesaid to my late father’s executors, and also to support myself and my two eldest children. 5. And in further answer to the said petition, I say that, … to pay the costs of and incident to the said petitioner. (Signed) ………... No. 12. - Petition for Alimony pending the suit (See section 36) In the (High) Court of ……………. against ………... To the Hon’ble Mr. … incident to the said petitioner. (Signed) ………... No. 12. - Petition for Alimony pending the suit (See section 36) In the (High) Court of …………….
Agreement Deeds Agreement 998
Category: Deeds Agreement
Agreement ARTICLE OF AGREEMENT made at …………………... this day of ……………., Two Thousand …………………………… BETWEEN ……………….……………………. of …………………. Indian Inhabitant hereinafter called the Vendor (which expression unless repugnant to the context or meaning thereof be deemed...
Evidence By Way Of Affidavit During Trial Under Section 17 Of The Consumer Protection Act 19861
Category: Affidavits Civil
to pay the claims under the policies in question. The respondents even claimed to have adequate evidence in support of their contention. 12. That it is humbly submitted that the respondents turned deaf ears to the deponent's … to pay the claims under the policies in question. The respondents even claimed to have adequate evidence in support of their contention. 12. That it is humbly submitted that the respondents turned deaf ears to the deponent's
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