- Author(s): Dr. Dilip K Sheth
- Publisher: Snow White Publications Pvt Ltd
- Edition: 2 Ed Rp 2024
- ISBN 13 97893990740826
- Approx. Pages 952 + Contents
- Format Paperback
- Approx. Product Size 24 x 16 cms
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Description
After the first edition of this Treatise was published in July, 2017, significant amendments have been made in Benami Act by the Finance (No. 2) Act, 2019 and the Finance Act, 2021. This was the main reason for updating the commentary and bring out this completely revised second edition. Substantial portion of the first edition has been revamped with significant improvements. The covid pandemic gave me the opportunity to complete this second edition by utilising the time saved from the relief from my daily commute to office. The pre-amended benami law was enacted on 5 September 1988 and was in existence till 1st November, 2016 when it was substantially amended. As a result of such amendments, the Act was enlarged from the erstwhile nine sections to seventy-two sections post-2016 amendment. It is a matter of surprise that for almost three decades (between 1988 and 2016), there was no effort to give effect to recommendations of Law Commission to improve
Benami Law.
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After the first edition of this Treatise was published in July, 2017, significant amendments have been made in Benami Act by the Finance (No. 2) Act, 2019 and the Finance Act, 2021. This was the main reason for updating the commentary and bring out this completely revised second edition. Substantial portion of the first edition has been revamped with significant improvements. The covid pandemic gave me the opportunity to complete this second edition by utilising the time saved from the relief from my daily commute to office. The pre-amended benami law was enacted on 5 September 1988 and was in existence till 1st November, 2016 when it was substantially amended. As a result of such amendments, the Act was enlarged from the erstwhile nine sections to seventy-two sections post-2016 amendment. It is a matter of surprise that for almost three decades (between 1988 and 2016), there was no effort to give effect to recommendations of Law Commission to improve
Benami Law.
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Table of Contents
Part One : The Prohibition of Benami Property Transactions Act, 1988
Chapter I - Preliminary
Chapter II - Prohibition of Benami Transactions
Chapter III - Authorities
Chapter IV - Attachment; Adjudication and Confiscation
Chapter V - Appellate Tribunal
Chapter VI - Special Courts
Chapter VII - Offences and Prosecution
Chapter VIII - Miscellaneous
Part Two : Appendices
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Author Details
Dr. Dilip K Sheth, B.Com (Rons.) F.C.A., LL.M., Ph.D. (Law) has been in professional practice for over four decades. For last twenty-five years, he is engaged in chamber practice in which he has advised foreign companies, foreign banks, collaborators, Indian corporate sector, NRIs, eminent firms of chartered accountants, and eminent firms of lawyers and solicitors, who have sought his advice on matters involving dicey issues on FERA, FEMA, Benami Law, Real Estate Regulation Act (RERA), Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA), International Taxation, Corporate Laws including SEBI and Securities Contracts (Regulation) Act, foreign collaborations, non-resident investments, joint ventures, business and corporate planning, business valuations, International arbitration, and a host of legal and Constitutional matters.