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Acknowledgement
Shri.................., Advocate ........................ ........................ Dear Sir, Please refer to your letter dated .........................issued on behalf of your client Shri....................................S/o........................................... R/o .............................. 2. I as advocate duly authorised by Shri .................... in this regard, acknowledge the liability to pay the said amount of Rs ..............(Rupees.........) due from my client to Shri...................of ............................ Yours faithfully, .................. Date.......................
ACKNOWLEDGMENT BY AN AGENT
To, ................. Dear Sir, Your letter dated.....................demanding a sum of Rs................/-.(Rupees in numeric & words...................)has been received by Shri/Mr. .............................as Shri /Mr. is facing financial crisis due to circumstances beyond his control, he will not be able to pay the said sum to you by ...................., as demanded by you. However, Shri/Mr. ........................will try to pay some amount to you shortly. I am confident that you will bear with Shri /Mr........................ Yours faithfully, Sd/ . ......................... Date............... For and on behalf of Shri /Mr...........................
ADOPTION
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS that I......................... S/o. .................resident of hereby declare as follows: WHEREAS I have no living son, son's son or son's son's son and I have no expectation of having any issue due to my old age; AND WHEREAS I am desirous to adopt a suitable boy as my son; AND WHEREAS Shri......................... S/o .........................resident of ...................has a son named aged about 2 years, who is suitable for me for adoption and the said......................... has agreed to give his son named......................... in adoption to me; AND WHEREAS Shri......................... has also taken the consent of his wife for giving his son Shri......................... in adoption to me; And whereas Shri......................... has given his son Shri......................... in adoption to me and I have taken him in adoption on ..................at......................... ; AND WHEREAS my wife has completely and finally renounced the world, her consent is neither available nor required under law; NOW THIS DEED WITNESSES THAT I have adopted Shri....................as my son from the date of adoption, and he shall be deemed to be my son for all purposes from the date of adoption IN WITNESS WHEREOF, etc . ....................
SIMPLE ADOPTION DEED
THIS DEED OF ADOPTION is made this.................day of................200.........between AB S/o aged................and resident of..................... (Hereinafter referred to as the First Party) and CD S/o...........................aged................and resident of................ (Hereinafter referred to as the Second Party). WHEREAS (i) The first party has no daughter and was desirous of adopting a daughter; (ii) The second party has four daughters and the first party has approached the second party for giving one of his daughters in adoption to him and the second party after obtaining consent of his wife has agreed to give one daughter named Kum .........................to the first party. (iii) The physical act of giving and taking of the daughter was performed on................along with the performance of religious ceremonies in the presence of relatives and friends of both parties. (iv) The parties desired to execute a Deed of Adoption, so as to have an authentic record of the adoption having taken place. NOW THIS DEED OF ADOPTION WITNESSETH AS FOLLOWS: 1. The second party has given in adoption his daughter named................aged about................ to the first party on at................and the first party has taken her in adoption with the consent of his wife. The physical act of giving and taking of the daughter was performed along with the religious ceremonies, in the presence of relatives and friends of both the parties. 2. The said daughter................................has been transferred from the family of second party to the family of first party from the date of adoption and became entitled to all the rights and liabilities of a natural born daughter of the first party. 3. The second party will not make any claim hereinafter to the custody of the adopted daughter and she shall hereinafter be known as the daughter of the first party 4. The second party has not received any consideration for giving his daughter in adoption to the first party and shall not lay any claim hereinafter against the first party for giving his daughter in adoption. 5. The first party shall be responsible for the maintenance, education, marriage and other expenses of the adopted daughter and he agrees to bear all expenses in accordance with his status. IN WITNESS WHEREOF the parties hereto signed this deed on the day and the year first above written.
WITNESSES
Signed and delivered by the within named ABC 1 .................................................... 2.Signed and delivered by the within named XYZ ..........................................................
AFFIDAVIT
Before the Wealth-tax Officer ..........................,............. Affidavit of A, aged about................. years, son of Shri ......... resident of ........................................ I, A, aged about ..................... years, son of Shri ................ resident of......................................... do hereby solemnly affirm and state as under: 1. That I am the assessee in the aforesaid case and as such fully conversant with the facts deposed to below. 2. That I have filed the return of wealth-tax for the assessment year .......... on .................... 3. That [SB1] [SB2] in the said return, the particulars of shares and debentures held by me have been wrongly given. The mistake is typing mistake and is inadvertent. 4. That the particulars of shares and debentures held by me have been given in the list which is attached herewith. 5. That the mistake came to notice, when my Advocate saw the papers in connection with the production of evidence before the Wealth-tax Officer, 6. That in view of the above, it is requested that the return of wealth-tax may be amended and particulars of shares and debentures held by me given in the said return may be substituted with the list attached herewith. I, A, the abovenamed deponent do hereby declare and verify that the contents of paragraphs 1 to 5 are true to my knowledge and the contents of para 6 are my submissions to this Hon'ble Wealth-tax Officer and nothing material has been concealed, and no part of it is false. Verified at ............ on this.................... day of .................... 2000. Deponent Date ......................... --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
[SB1]
[SB2]
AFFIDAVIT BEFORE THE SALES-TAX TRIBUNAL FOR STAY OF DISPUTED TAX.
BEFORE THE HONBLE MEMBER-TRIBUNAL, ________________________. Ref : In the case of M/s _________________________, Assessment Year __________. Affidavit of Mr. RP S/o Mr. ND, aged about __ years R/o __________________. I, the above named deponent do hereby solemnly affirm and state as under: 1. That the deponent is the proprietor of the firm above named and hence is fully conversant of the facts deposed below. 2. That in the assessment year under consideration the Sales tax Officer has bitterly rejected the account books of the deponent and assessed to tax as under: (a) Admitted turn over Rs. ____________ (b) Assessed turn over Rs._____________ (c) Disputed turn over Rs. _____________ (d) Admitted Tax Rs._____________ (e) Assessed Tax Rs._____________ (f) Disputed Tax Rs._____________ 3. That the learned STO has not considered the reply to show cause, submitted by the deponent at the time of hearing and the learned Asstt. Commissioner (Judicial) has also not considered whereas this was one of the grounds of 1st Appeal. 4. That the learned STO has rejected the books of accounts on the basis of survey report of ________ and the learned ACJ has also relied on the same. 5. That learned ACJ has not mentioned about the survey report and argument of the counsel on the point. 6. That previous history of the deponent is neat and clean. Besides no argument of the counsel on the point. 7. That the accounts of the firm were always accepted in the pas and also in subsequent years. 8. That deponent has maintained proper accounts consisting of case book ledger, stock book, daily manufacturing account and sales and purchase vouchers. 9. That deponent takes actual stock on 31st, March every years . The same procedure has been followed in stock taking in the assessment year under consideration. 10. That disputed tax is Rs. _________, which is very heavy for the deponent to deposit because financial position of the deponent is very weak. 11. That deponent has full hope that this Honble Court will admit the account and allow the appeal. 12. That on the point stated above the deponent prays this Honble Court to waive the condition of depositing 1/3rd of the disputed tax and grant stay for full amount of the disputed tax being Rs. ___________. Deponent. VERIFICATION I, RP, the above named deponent do hereby verify that the contents of this affidavit from paras 1 to 12 are true to the best of my knowledge and belief. Nothing material has been concealed.
CASE Study
Corporate cases are disputes between employer and employee,
deceptive or fraudulent practices, violation of the contract or others. The
legal services in terms of corporate sector provided by us include the
Formation and Establishment of Corporations, Intellectual Property Law,
Corporate Finance, Labor and Employment Law, Human Resource
Management, Asset Management, Real Estate and Construction Laws,
Corporate Taxation and Insurance, Industrial and Public Relations,
Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), Investment Funds, Capital Market,
Private Equity, Maritime and Admiralty Law, International Business,
Mergers and Acquisitions (M & A), Business Outsourcing, Immigration
Law, Environmental Law Distribution, Marketing, and Franchise,
Marketing Strategy, All Commercial Disputes and Litigations, All
Contractual Documents, All mandatory Compliances to Authorities and,
all other matters, disputes, litigations, associated with the corporate
sector.
There are various types of property disputes. Most of the disputes about
the title of the immovable property, claims from legal heirs, co-owners,
disputes over easement rights, wrong representation by the seller,
improper description of the property in the title deed, delays in the
delivery of possession of flats, by developers to buyers. We provide
legal solutions relating to the above disputes with our services including
Injunction, Possession, Title, Partition, Cancellation of Deed, Probate
(Will), Sale Deed, Transfer, Mortgage and others.
Consumer cases are the disputes between consumers and business
owners, including store owners, suppliers, and contractors, and also
between businesses and business partners. Types of cases include
Quality of products and services, Claims regarding failure to provide
services, Non-payment of bills, Return of deposits, Contract
interpretation, Dissolution of partnerships, Injury, loss or damage claims,
Compliance with warranties etc. We provide legal services relating to the
Claim, Compensation, Fine, Goods amount Repay, Specific Demand,
Punishment and others.

Matrimonial cases involve a broad range of legal and economic
problems, but also, they provoke a whirl of violent and often destructive
emotional reactions from the parties. The age of the parties, the duration
of their marriage, the nature and extent of the property they own, their
socio-economic status, and the presence or absence of minor children
are some of the factors which determine the range of legal and
economic problems that may arise. We provide legal solutions relating to
Marriage, divorce, child custody, restitution of conjugal rights, cases
relating to DV Act, section 498A, section 125 Cr. P.C and others.

Special courts or Tribunals also exist for the sake of furnishing
productive and quick justice as well as for specialised skills relating to
specific kinds of disputes. These Tribunals have been set up in India to
look into various matters of serious concern. We provide services
relating to matters in all tribunals courts of West Bengal including West
Bengal Administrative Tribunal, West Bengal Taxation Tribunal, West
Bengal Land Reforms and Tenancy Tribunal, National Company Law
Tribunal, Kolkata Bench, Wakf Tribunal, Kolkata Debts Recovery
Tribunal No. 2, Railway Claims Tribunal, Central Administrative Tribunal
Calcutta Bench, Customs Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal,
City Civil Court, Bankshall Court, Howrah District Court.

Criminal laws of India are described in the Indian Penal Code (IPC)
along with the punishment of their offences. The method of criminal trials
is described under the Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC). We provide
services relating to Bail, Anticipatory Bail, Police complaints, FIR, NDPS,
Criminal complaints, Criminal writs, Criminal appeals, Filing and
defending and legal advice on all types of Criminal Defamation cases,
Criminal Trials of FIR matters, complaint cases before criminal courts, All
Police Cases, Cheque bouncing Cases, IPR, Patent, Trademark
violation cases before criminal courts, enforcement authorities, cases
relating to cheating, forgery, criminal misappropriation of money and all
related offences etc.

The High Courts are the highest courts of law in the country or union
territory in which they are situated or have jurisdiction and their
judgments have a legal impact within that jurisdiction. We provide
services relating to civil and criminal appeals, civil cases of certain
monetary value, revenue matters, matters relating to admiralty,
matrimony, probate, contempt of court and election petitions.
The Supreme Court is the highest constitutional court as well as the
highest court of appeal. It has both original, appellate and advisory
jurisdictions, and the power to review. We provide services relating to
writs such as habeas corpus, mandamus, prohibition, quo warranto and
certiorari etc.

Civil law is the largest sphere of legal services in India. We provide
services relating to all types of property disputes, financial dispute
matters, partitions, recovery, injunction, civil deformation suit, appeals,
revisions, copyright, suit for declaration, easement, PIL and various
other vital elements. In India, the procedure of civil laws is specified
under the Code of Civil Procedure. Similarly to CPC, the courts follow
the Indian Evidence Act, Specific Relief Act, Indian Contract Act, 1872
and various other legislation in most civil cases. We comprehend all
such legislation and then present the case on behalf of the party.