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Read full articleWhen Realty Transparency became a Reality
The RERA Act short for Real Estate Act, 2016 is one of the biggest improvisation in the sector of real estate. Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA)
Read full articleDigital India – A revolutionary step of PM Narendra Modi
Digital India – A revolutionary step of PM Narendra Modi. An initiative by Modi government to transform India. IT has grown stronger, as government of India
Read full articleCan a Legal heir release or surrender his right in property?
Relinquishment deed: For giving up your property rights in India. What to do if you want to give up your property rights to someone else.
Read full articleChallenging A Will in the court of law
Grounds you must know for challenging a Will in the court of law for a property in India. Hire the best lawyer to get your rightful share in the property.
Read full articleBefore you plan to take away inheritance money from India
What is inheritance tax in India? What is repatriation of funds? Taking away inheritance money from India to abroad.
Read full articleNEED OF SUCCESSION CERTIFICATE
What is the need of succession certificate? It is a certificate provided by the court of law to the legal heirs of a person died intestate
Read full articleTop Lawyers’ legal advice on grounds of property eviction
Top lawyers’ legal advice for evicting tenants in India. Grounds of property eviction should be strong
Read full articleRights of Privacy and Data Protection
Historically, privacy was almost implicit, because it was hard to find and gather information. But in the digital world, whether it's digital cameras or
Read full articleAttempting to Hide Assets before Divorce?
If you’re contemplating a divorce, you may be concerned about how your money and property will be divided. If you have a significant amount of cash or assets,
Read full articleDelayed Possession of Property
the seller fails to transfer the possession of property in time, the buyer not only suffers monetary loss but also undergoes mental harassment
Read full articleThe powers and rights of landlords in India
Know the rights of landlords in India. Avoid property and land disputes by taking property preventive measures. According to the Black’s Law Dictionary
Read full articleClaiming Inheritance in India – Applicable Laws and Processes
Are you an NRI and have inheritance in India? Follow these legal steps to claim your inheritance in India.
Read full articleEQUAL WORK, EQUAL PAY
The issue of unequal pay for same amount of work pops upcommonly in the context of sexual discrimination, in relation to the gender pay gap.
Read full articleE-CHALLAN
Raffic rules contained in Rules of the Road Regulations, 1989 and Motor Vehicle Act, 1988, e-challan was brought into picture by Union Ministry of Road
Read full articlePROTECTION OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN
Domestic violence is still practiced in every class of the society. The parliament enacted Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act
Read full articleWhy is General Power of Attorney a pain in the butt?
A General power of attorney grants an agent (to whom the POA is granted) virtually unfettered powers of decision making, from tax payment to entering
Read full articleFORCEFUL POSSESSION ON THE PROPERTY
Legal actions you can take when someone has trespassed into your property or taken the possession forcefully for the property in India.
Read full articleBOUNDARY LINE DISPUTE
Boundary line disputes can be avoided by taking help of property lawyers. The lawsuit should be the last alternative to resolve the land disputes.
Read full articleDOWRY AND INDIA
The concept of dowry owes its origin to the custom where the father presents clothes and jewellery his daughter during ‘Kanyadan’ and cash to the bridegroom
Read full articleHow to Evict the Tenant
The landlord should have valid reasons to evict the tenant such as non-payment, violating lease agreement, making noise or health ordinances etc.
Read full articleE-COURTS
E-Courts in India were conceptualised on the basis of the ‘National Policy & Action Plan for Implementation of Information & Communication Technology 2005
Read full articleShould we link Aadhaar card with the PAN card?
NRI legal services offer banking services to their NRI clients to get all their documentation like aadhar, pan etc. updated and assist in all banking matters.
Read full articlePetition for Eviction of the Property
The landlord has full authority to ask the tenant to vacate his premises on account of his bona fide requirements. The only thing is that he should follow the law to get aid in eviction.
Read full articleRIGHTS OF A DAUGHTER
Get free legal consultation from the top law firm about rights of a daughter in property. Our legal management firm has the best lawyers
Read full articleProcedure of Relinquishing Inheritance
Relinquishment deed is made to give up the rightful share from an inherited property to another co-owner. Once a relinquishment deed is made
Read full articleIS WILL FOR ANCESTRAL PROPERTY ILLEGAL?
Meaning of ancestral property in India-An ancestral property means a property which is devolved upon heirs by the 3 generations above them; father
Read full articleHistoric Verdict on Triple Talaq
The Supreme Court delivered a historic verdict on Triple Talaq. The controversial Muslim divorce law that allows men to leave their wives
Read full articleIndo China Border Dispute: An Unequivocal Escalation
Indo China Border Dispute: If one browses through the latest headlines about the now month-long border stand-off between India and China
Read full articleHow property is divided when a man dies intestate
Lawyers always advise make a will before the death of the person but laws of intestate succession are also adequate enough for apt disposition of property
Read full articleIMPORTANCE OF PAN CARD
PAN card is required in order to open a new bank account, whether it is a savings or a current account. All banks, whether public, private or co-operatives