CA Singhal Ajay Kumar, a Rank Holder in CA Final Exams held in Nov 1992 and is the Member of ICAI since Jan 1993. He has been Dy. Convener (2005-06) & Convener (2006-08 & 2011-14) of Vikas Marg CA Study Circle, Delhi (VMCA). During his tenure as Convener, he received BEST Study Circle Award, BEST Dy. Convener Award, BEST Convener award.
Further, under his Convenership, VMCA has contributed Rs. 5,01,000/- to CABF, an INITIATIVE for NOBLE cause for the Members in CA Profession.
I seek your BLESSING, SUPPORT & VOTE for CA. Singhal Ajay Kumar, a true academician and dynamic personality with a lust to serve the Profession.
Message By CA GOPAL JI AGARWAL
Dear Brothers and Sisters,
It is my pride and pleasure to introduce my Childhood Friend - CA SINGHAL AJAY KUMAR, FCA, a core and true professional, who is contesting forthcoming election of NIRC of ICAI.
He has been with me time and again in various era of life like roommate during CA Studies, Dy. Convener of Vikas Marg CA Study Circle and strong family bonding as well.
He is a brilliant scholar (35th rank in CA Final) and merit holder in ICWA. A person of full of energy, having dynamic personality and has very good qualities to usher us into this profession. I have no doubt that he will strive his best to take our Institute and fraternity to achieve greater heights of professional dignity and fulfillment.
He is a Member of ICAI since Jan 1993. Besides, FCA, he is also ACS, AICWA, MBA, LL.B. He has been Dy. Convener (2005-06) when I was the Convener, and Convener (2006-08 & 2011-14) of Vikas Marg CA Study Circle, Delhi (VMCA). During his tenure as Convener, he received Best Study Circle Award, Best Dy. Convener Award,
and Best Convener award. Further, under his Convenership, VMCA has contributed a sum of Rs.5,01,000/- to CABF, an initiative for NOBLE cause for the Members in CA Profession for which VMCA has also been awarded "Special Contribution by the Study Circle Award" by the NIRC.
Being in the core practice of CA, he is fully supported by his better half, CA Archana Singhal, FCA, LL.B., DISA, IFRS.
I most humbly request you for your blessings, open hearted support and FIRST preference VOTE for CA. Singhal Ajay Kumar, a true academician and dynamic personality with an aspiration to serve the Profession with his all integrity and sincerity.
With best regards,
Professionally yours,
CA GOPAL JI AGARWAL
Value of immovable property—The value of any immovable property for the purposes of sub-section (1) of section 269UC shall be, where the agreement for transfer prescribed under the said sub-section—
(a)
is entered into, on or before the 31st day of July, 1995, the apparent consideration of that property exceeding 10 lakh rupees;
(b)
is entered into, after 31st day of July, 1995, the apparent consideration of that property as specified in column (3) of the Table below :
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Area within which the appropriate authorities shall perform their function
Value of any immovable property for the purposes of sub-section (1) of section 269UC
(1)
(2)
(3)
1.
The area comprised in Greater Bombay as notified vide SO 480(E), dated 7th August, 1986
The apparent consideration of the property exceeding Rs. 75 lakhs.
2.
The area comprised in the Union territory of Delhi as notified vide SO 480(E), dated 7th August, 1986
The apparent consideration of the property exceeding Rs. 50 lakhs.
3.
The area comprised in Calcutta Metropolitan Area and Madras Metropolitan Planning Area as notified vide SO 480(E), dated 7th August, 1986
The apparent consideration of the property exceeding Rs. 25 lakhs.
4.
The areas comprised in Bangalore Metropolitan Region and the areas declared as Ahmedabad Urban Development Area and the areas comprised in the city of Ahmedabad as notified vide SO 835(E), dated 21st September, 1987
The apparent consideration of the property exceeding Rs. 25 lakhs.
5.
The areas comprised in the city of Pune as notified vide SO 339(E), dated 8th May, 1989
The apparent consideration of the property exceeding Rs. 25 lakhs.
6.
The areas other than those mentioned at Sl. No. 5 above and notified vide SO 339(E), dated 8th May, 1989; SO 53(E), dated 19th January, 1990 and SO 180(E), dated 14th March, 1991
The apparent consideration of the property exceeding Rs. 20 lakhs.