For an NRI to own and maintain a property in India is always a bit cumbersome. On top of that when it comes to inherited property it becomes somewhat more difficult because then they are obliged towards the property. Thus, it becomes essential for them to be aware of all the rules – regulation and […]
India has always been a preferred investment core for NRIs because of the various attractive options that are available here. The NRI investments in India have increased in the past few years as it is becoming a prominent player in the world’s economy and has earned a substantial stake in the global platform. India has […]
Illegal possession of the property is when the real landlord of a property loses the ownership rights due to inaction on his/her part to dismiss an encroacher within a proper time from the property. If the statutory limitation period for eviction lapses, the real owner gets prohibited from starting any judicial proceeding to get his/her […]
Now-a-days everyone likes to be independent and take his/her own decisions especially in relation to what they own such as Property. Settlement of issues about a Partition of property that has been inherited or is jointly owned by two or more persons sometimes involve a lot of legal issues. The parties concerned find hard to […]
Human behaviour depends on wants and needs. People can be tempted sometimes to fulfil their requirements by cheating or committing fraud with other individuals. Thus, to protect and preserve some fundamental rights and social values along with maintenance of peace and order in the society criminal law has prescribed a set of and norms and […]
Civil litigation is the means through which individuals, people in business, and others utilize the courts to settle disputes. Contrary to criminal cases where the state prosecutes someone for outraging a criminal statute with the penalty being imprisonment or fines, civil litigation suits are private disputes. In such situations, the parties usually seek judgment favoring […]
With the evolution of market activities, the relationship between customer and seller is also changing. Nowadays the consumer is considered as the ‘King of the Market, ‘ and it is assumed that the user is always right. But still, with the aim of maximizing their profits, the sellers and manufacturers tend to exploit the customers. […]
The Foreign Exchange Management Act, 1999 enables the Reserve Bank to build laws to prevent, limit or control the acquisition or transfer of immovable property in India by the NRIs. The FEMA denies buying or transfer of real estate in India by the citizens of certain countries. It mentions – No person who is a […]
The Matrimonial Law is another name for The Family Law. This law caters to family matters and domestic relations only. For example, marriage and civil unions, domestic partnerships like adoption and surrogacy; child abuse and child abduction, divorce, property settlements, alimony, child custody and visitation, child support and alimony awards, juvenile adjudication, paternity testing, and […]