As you know that warranties in an insurance policy is some terms and conditions , the fulfilment of those are necessary to bind both parties on contract of insurance. It is utmost important to follow and fulfil warranty and any breach of warranty may lead to termination or avoidance of contract by he insurance company.
It is not a question whether it is Section 23(2) of the Income Tax Act or Section 7(4) of the Wealth Tax Act, the provisions being similar, the interpretation will be the same. The Division Bench of this Court having held that similar benefit is available to HUF, irrespective of decision of other High Court with regard to partnership firm, it was open to the Division Bench to follow its earlier decision even without referring the matter to a Larger Bench. The question referred to this Court is, therefore, answered in the affirmative i.e., in favour of the assessee, but against the revenue.
Section 35AD provides for investment -linked tax incentive for Specified Business. One such specified business of laying and operating a cross-country natural gas or cured or petroleum oil pipeline network for distribution, including storage facilities benign an integral part of such network.
As you are aware that increasing Stock Market of a country is the indication of strong economic and industrial development for a country. The increasing Stock Indices shows the confidence of people in the economy and government of the company. Stock markets are vital components of a free-market economy because they enable democratized access to trading […]
DOWNSTREAM INVESTMENT & REGULATIONS You are aware that investment in Indian Company can be made by a Non-resident as well as a resident person or entities. Any investment by non-resident in India is called Foreign Direct Investment and regulated by RBI, FDI Guidelines. On the other hand investment by a resident in Indian entities can […]
RUPEE DENOMINATED BONDS OR MASALA BONDS A business may gets its funding either from the owner’s equity or borrowed capital. When funds are borrowed from outside India from specified foreign sources it is called External Commercial Borrowings(ECB). It is an additional source of fund with lower rate of interest than domestic market and may be […]
Real Estate Sector before introduction of RERA, 2016 was one of the most unregulated sector in the country. We know that the Real Estate Sector is contributing around 6.5 to 7% of the GDP of India. In this unregulated sector , the consumers are the real victim and their hard earned money is duped by […]
Dive into the world of Marine Insurance and uncover its features. Learn about the coverage it provides for ships, cargo, terminals, and various transportation modes. Explore the historical context with the Marine Insurance Act of 1906 and the standardization efforts by Lloyds and The Institute of London Underwriters. Understand the classifications of Hull & Machinery and Cargo insurance. Delve into the evolution of insurance law in India, from the British era to the Insurance Act of 1938.
Understand the key aspects of Insurance Policy Payment Eligibility. Explore the types of insurance, including life, general, and health insurance. Learn about nominees, assignments, and legal provisions governing insurance claims. Gain insights into the roles of nominees, the impact of assignments, and the significance of nominations in the Insurance Act, 1938. Uncover the legalities involved in transferring or assigning policies and the role of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882. Delve into the complexities of nomination processes, cancellation, and changes, ensuring a clear understanding of the person entitled to insurance claims.
QUESTION: The Income Tax Act, 1961 provides for taxation of a certain income earned in India by Mr. X a non-resident. The DTAA ,which applied to Mr. X provides for taxation of such income in the country of his residence. Examine ,is Mr. X is liable to pay tax on such income earned by him […]
