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Land/Property |
| What is Land/Property
Registration and Why is it Necessary?
Land or Property Registration refers to the registration
to document changes in ownership and transactions involving
immovable property. Whenever you buy a piece of land/immovable
property, you need to register the same with the authority
concerned, so that a legal ownership title is guaranteed to
you. This greatly reduces risk of fraud and helps solve disputes
easily, in addition to creating and maintaining an up-to-date
public record.
What You Need to Do to Register Land/Property
Under the computerised Land and Property Registration system,
registration is easy. It facilitates transparency in valuation
and eliminates middlemen. Some states require an application
to be submitted to the concerned authority, which may be the
Sub-Registrar or the SDM of your area. The application form
can either be downloaded online or obtained from the concerned
authority’s office. After due verification of details, the
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Vehicle |
What is Vehicle
Registration and Why is it Needed?
Vehicle Registration involves the recording of a motor vehicle
in the official records after due verification. Vehicle Registration
is mandatory under the law and is essential to prove the ownership
of a vehicle. It is also required during the sale of a vehicle
and transfer of its ownership.
The Legal Framework The Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 is the principal
instrument for regulation of motor vehicular traffic throughout
the country, which falls under the Concurrent List of Schedule
VII of the Constitution of India. The implementation of various
provisions of this Act rests with the State Governments.
Registration of Motor Vehicles lies under the purview of
this Act. The Act provides that no person should drive a vehicle,
and that no owner of a motor vehicle shall cause or permit a
vehicle to be driven, in any public place, unless the vehicle
is registered and the certificate of registration of the vehicle
has not been suspended or cancelled, and the vehicle carries
a Registration Mark displayed in the required manner.
What You Need to Do to Register Your Vehicle
To register a new, private, non-commercial vehicle, you need
to apply in the prescribed form (either available online or
with the concerned local authorities) to the RTO (Regional Transport
Officer)/Transport Department of the area of your residence.
You will be required to produce the sale certificate issued
by the vehicle dealer, the road-worthiness certificate issued
by the manufacturer, an attested copy of a valid vehicle insurance
policy, documents as proof of address, a print of the chassis
number and such other papers as may be needed. In addition,
you will be asked to submit one-time road tax and the required
registration fee. The vehicle will be physically inspected by
the Inspecting Authority and a unique Registration Mark assigned
to the vehicle for display thereon. |
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With State Empoyment Exchange |
hat is an
Employment Exchange and Who Needs to Register with an Employment
Exchange?
An Employment Exchange is an organisation that provides employment
assistance on the basis of qualification and experience. The
Departments of Employment in various States of India
allow unemployed educated youth residing in the respective
States to pre-register for impending job vacancies occurring
in different sectors of that State. The registered job
seekers, in many States, can also check their status on the
job waiting-list online. They also allow job seekers to search
for suitable jobs and to update their resume. Employers can
post their vacancies with these exchanges and choose from
among the registered candidates as per their requirements.
Unemployed persons as well as currently employed persons looking
for more suitable jobs can register with the Employment Exchanges
operating in their States to avail of job opportunities.
What You Need to Do to Register with an Employment
Exchange
Fill up the required application form, which is either available
online or with the Employment Exchange in your area of residence.
You need to submit attested photocopies of all your educational
and experience-related certificates along with your resume,
Caste Certificate (optional) and photographs, and produce
identity documents such as Voter’s Identity Card or Ration
Card or Passport or Birth Certificate or Domicile Certificate,
at the Employment Exchange operating in your region. After
registration, you will be issued a registration number. |
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Registrars of Companies
(ROC) appointed under Section 609 of the Companies Act covering
the various States and Union Territories, are vested with
the primary duty of registering companies floated in the respective
States and Union Territories and of ensuring that such companies
comply with statutory requirements under the Act. These offices
function as registries of records relating to the companies
registered with them, which are available for inspection by
members of the public on payment of the prescribed fee.
The Registrars of Companies in different States primarily
deal with the Incorporation of companies, change of name of
companies, change of financial year, conversion of companies
from Private to Public and vice versa, striking off of the
names of companies, and default action against companies.
The steps to be followed for registering a private limited
or a public limited company are enlisted here.
Steps to be taken to get incorporated a private limited
company:-
- Select, in order of preference, a few suitable names,
not less than four, indicative of the main objects of
the company.
- Ensure that the name does not resemble the name of any
other company already registered and also does not violate
the provisions of Emblems and Names (Prevention of Improper
Use) Act, 1950.
- Apply to the concerned ROC to ascertain the availability
of a name in Form-1
A of the General Rules and Forms along with a fee
of Rs.500/-. If the proposed name is not available apply
for a fresh name on the same application.
- Arrange for the drafting of the Memorandum and Articles
of Association by the solicitors, the vetting of the same
by the ROC and the printing of the same.
- Arrange for the stamping of the Memorandum and Articles
with the appropriate stamp duty.
- Get the Memorandum and Articles signed by at least two
subscribers in his own hand, his father’s name, occupation,
address and the number of shares subscribed for and witnessed
by atleast one person.
- Ensure that the Memorandum and Articles are dated
after the date of stamping.
- Get the following forms duly filled up and signed:-
- Declaration of compliance – Form-1.
- Notice of the situation of the registered office of
the company – Form-18.
- Particulars of the Director, Manager or Secretary – Form-32.
Present the following documents to the ROC with the
filing fee and the registration fee:-
- The stamped and signed copies of the Memorandum and
Articles of Association (3 copies).
- Form-1, 18 & 32 in duplicate.
- Any agreement referred to in the M&A.
- Any agreement proposed to be entered into with any individual
for appointment as Managing or whole time Director.
- Name availability letter issued by the ROC.
- Power of Attorney from the subscribers in favour of
any person for making corrections on their behalf in the
documents and papers filed for registration.
- Pay the Registration and Filing Fee by Demand Draft/
Banker’s Cheque if it exceeds Rs.1000/-.
- Obtain the Certificate of Incorporation from ROC.
Additional Steps to be taken for formation of
a Public Limited Company
- Consent of Directors to act as such in Form No.29.
- Arrange for payment of application and allotment money
by Directors on shares taken or agreed to be taken.
- File the Statement in Lieu of Prospectus with the ROC
in schedule-iv of the Companies Act.
- File a declaration in Form-20 duly signed by one of
the Directors.
- Obtain the Certificate of Commencement of Business.
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. in Domain |
With the advent of the
New Internet Domain Name Policy in India, a brigade of eager
individuals, companies, organizations, etc., are keen for
the registration of ‘.IN’ domain names for their websites. The
authority to grant registration of ‘.IN’ domain names in
India has been vested upon the .IN Registry which operates
under NIXI, the National Internet Exchange of India. In between
the existence of a number of Top Level Domains in the Internet
industry, .IN is India's unique Top Level Domain, and can be
associated with various organizations, educational establishments,
governmental offices, and so on. As in any other Top Level
Domain, such as .COM, .ORG, etc, .IN can also be used for e-mail,
websites, and other applications. Yet, in spite of the
similarity between them, .IN is unlike any of them, as it symbolises
the role of India in the international circuit.
Unlimited domain registration in the following zones, subject
to fulfillment of eligibility criteria, has been thrown open
to the public via certain accredited registrars :
.in, co.in, net.in, org.in, firm.in, gen.in, ind.in.
However, the zones such as ac.in (Academic), res.in (Research),
gov.in (Government), mil.in (Military) have been reserved for
use by authorised organizations in India. |
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