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rent act haryana
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..., the assessee purchased equipment from Haryana State Electricity Board (HSEB), which was already ... of the parent company, the expenditure on rent for the idle premises because of frustration of a ...
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CHANDIGARH: Haryana cabinet on Thursday approved the draft bill to ena... by revising Haryana Urban (Control of Rent and Eviction) Act, 1973. As per the salient featur...
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...Haryana and Punjab by the East Punjab Urban Rent Restricti...
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...(a) any rent or revenue derived from land which is situated in ... Chandigarh, the High Court of Punjab and Haryana;]. 2[(Vi) in relation to the Union territories of ...
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Delays in the construction of residential projects are common in India. Developers usually include a grace period, generally six months, in their agreements with buyers. Most home buyers take a delay of six to 12 months for granted. But sometimes possession is delayed well beyond the expected tenure. Amit Aggarwal, a Delhi-based surgeon, is one of those who has been left in a quandary due to the snail's pace construction at the project he invested in. Hoping to earn rentals, he had booked a Rs 30-lakh store in a mall in Kurukshetra, Haryana, being built by the Delhi-based Ansal API. He paid Rs 3 lakh as the booking amount in March 2008. In 2009, the project was shelved and Aggarwal was forced to re-invest in the developer's residential project in Sonepat. He had to pay an additional Rs ...
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A spate of farmer suicides has rocked Andhra Pradesh in the wake of unseasonal rain and a mid-monsoon cyclone, turning the spotlight on an agrarian crisis that refuses to go away. Thirty-year-old farmer Regalla Subbaiah, who committed suicide in Pidigurala, Guntur district, was a typical case. He took four-and-a-half acres on lease for Rs 80,000, which he borrowed from a usurious moneylender. Cultivating chillies and cotton on two acres each and an acre of paddy-after investing Rs 2.70 lakh-he hoped to reap a bumper harvest. But the crops were damaged or ruined by the untimely rains. After the poor harvest and an unexpected expense of Rs 1 lakh to treat his sick son Gopichand, Subbaiah discovered his debts had shot up to Rs 5 lakh. So he killed himself, leaving behind his widow and two ...
... committee of chief ministers headed by Haryana Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda has recommend...
