Liquor illegally selling infront of my house
My neighbour sells illegal liquor from his home,Where to complaint against it? ...
My neighbour sells illegal liquor from his home,Where to complaint against it? ...
Dear Client,
A liquor license is issued by the Excise Department of the respective state. It is illegal for any individual to manufacture, dispense, or sell intoxicating alcohol without a valid state license. So, to stop such illegal selling of liquor you can bring the matter to the notice of the concerned Excise Department or the nearest district office of the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control.
Sir, I was sent a parcel from UK as a Christmas gift to me and at custom it demands rs18000 for clearance so i paid it, after scanning it was found undeclared cash of 15000 pounds and they demanded p ...
Dear Client
Its a scam and you immediately stop paying any money to them. You need to report this to the local police station to initiate a cyber crime complaint against those fraudsters. This type is scam is rampant now and you need to protect yourself from any such scam. Do not panic and do not share your bank or other important details with those people who are calling you regarding the parcel. If you wish then please get in touch with our Vidhikarya team to discuss more about this with a la
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I want to import sex dolls from international sellers will it get confiscated at customs? ...
Dear client,
In your case importing sex dolls into India presents considerable legal hurdles due to strict regulations on materials deemed obscene or explicit. Relevant laws include Section 292 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC), which deals with the distribution of obscene content, the Customs Act of 1962, which permits customs officials to confiscate prohibited goods, and the Indecent Representation of Women (Prohibition) Act of 1986, which prohibits indecent depictions of women. Additionally, the
What to do if undeclared foreign currency found in my parcel ...
Dear Client,
Except as otherwise provided in the Regulations, no person shall, without the general or special permission of the Reserve Bank, import or bring into India, any foreign currency. Import of foreign currency, including cheques, is governed by clause (g) of sub-section (3) of Section 6 of the Foreign Exchange Management Act, 1999(FEMA), and the Foreign Exchange Management (Export and Import of Currency) Regulations 2000, made by Reserve Bank vide Notification No. FEMA 6/2000-RB dated M
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Our tenant built a building in the vacant site provided by us and is running a textile retail business there. A rental agreement for 15 years was registered and now 6 years have passed. Due to poor bu ...
Dear Client,
Generally, the Goods and Services Tax (GST) should be paid by the landlord on the commercial renting of premises, irrespective of whether the tenant pays the rent or not. However, it is advisable to consult with a legal or tax professional to guide you through the specific rules and regulations in your jurisdiction dealing with the obligations of the landlord and the tenant in such situations. Further, you can file a suit before the jurisdictional civil court and seek the eviction o
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I recently ordered a gel blaster toy gun from Alibaba, it's from china , the issue is the seller is worried about the items getting caught in customs and asked me if i can clear it , i honestly don't ...
Dear Client,
The customs clearance of your gel blaster toy gun, especially if it closely resembles a real firearm. The seller is expressing concern and asking you to handle the clearance.
Research thoroughly to ensure that importing gel blasters into India is legal and that there are no restrictions or regulations against it. Additionally, contact other door-to-door parcel services to inquire about their delivery policies and whether they can facilitate the shipment from China to India.
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The court finds my possession as legal and have been granting time to the landlord either to return my entire money or do stamp duty & registration and give me the ownership of the place however d ...
Dear Client,
Given the urgency of the situation, you should consider filing an application or seeking an interim order from the court where your possession case is ongoing. In your application, highlight the essential facts, including your legal possession status, the refusal of consent for license renewal by the landlord, and the resultant financial losses affecting your business. Request the court to issue an interim order or direction to the concerned authorities, such as the excise departmen
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Hi So I received a call letter-cum-show cause notice from customs office. The date of the letter is 16th Oct 2023, but the receipt is 26th Nov 2021. The item that I had ordered on 18th Nov was immedia ...
Dear Client,
Contact the Customs Office using the number they provided for assistance. Explain your situation, including the fact that you canceled the order two years ago and no longer have any item-related documents. They may be able to guide you on the appropriate steps to take. If you are certain that you have no documents to provide and do not want to engage further, you can choose not to respond to the notice. However, this may result in the return of the item to the foreign supplier or it
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Does import of health drinks from Thailand to India require EPR as well as BIS registration mandatory? If not done what are the hassles to be faced kindly inform ...
Dear client,
All producers, including importers, are mandated to obtain registration from CPCB through the online portal. CPCB has requested customs authorities to verify the online-generated EPR registration certificate during the clearance of import consignments
Can we sell (A private limited company) cigarettes or tobacco products online or can we deliver the same if a customer orders after conforming that the user is 18 and above by validating their id. If ...
Dear client,
As per the tobacco control laws, there are no restrictions on internet sales or the sale of small packets of cigarettes or other tobacco products. The sale of tobacco products is prohibited to persons under the age of 18
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