Our society has started constructing the office touching the compund wall of our house, thus blocking the view, air, and natural light. Should they not keep some gap with our compound wall?
File a suit for injunction restraining your society. See if the lad adjacent to your house is belong to the society and they have got permission from the estate office and all the necessary requirements are already fulfilled then you can not take relief since they can construct on their land as per the guidelines of the development authority
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For opening an NGO , is there any legal permission for social service , if yes then what to do ( limites , terms )
Dear Sir,
It has to be registered under the Societies Act then with appropriate authorities. No permission is necessary.
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Decision taken fixed deposit taken and monthly installment collected from members amount spend 3 crores legal or illegal
dear client in your matter Lodge a complaint and remove him from the membership.
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i am running one school,for that we created one trust.We are registered with income tax department.We are registered trust with Valsad Charity commissioner,Gujarat. Every year we got notice from chari ...
dear client kindly consult for taking Legal Help. because you receive a notice to pay a certain amount from the Charity commissioner then in order to give you a professional level advice I need to review the notice and then advice you.
1) some companies ask to NGOs to provide 80G and 12A SCAN copy or Xerox "copy" to transfer donations ; so its SAFE to Give Copy of 80G/12A to Companies?? 2) can they misuse to our 80G/12A certificat ...
share the Xerox copies of those certificates
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