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Gravesend, United Kingdom

27 Darnley Road
Gravesend,  DA11 0RZ
Ph.No. 01474-321000
Toll Free : 0-808-234-2387 | 0-808-189-1304
Email-Id: gravesend@nrilegalservices.com

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Instagram post 2159536487428051860_2227632518 What does the law say regarding a son's claim on mother's self-acquired property? There has been such a massive change in the social milieu in our country that now issues arise regarding a mother’s property too – reflective of the fact that women have shares in the family property now. In further lines of succession of property owned by a woman, a son can claim a share in his mother’s self-earned property only if the mother wants. But if the mother dies intestate, the issue of claim arises. Distribution of property among family members of the deceased when the person has died intestate has always been a challenging task. The issue becomes more complicated when the property consists of both ancestral and self-earned property. Learn more - http://bit.ly/2Bw2rn4 . . #mothersproperty #selfearnedproperty #rightofson #propertyrights #distributionofproperty #propertydivision #claimproperty #propertytitle #nrilegalservices
Instagram post 2157402687789211301_2227632518 Sale Agreement contains terms and conditions agreed to between the buyer and the seller for effecting the sale. When the buyer or the seller acts in violation of these terms and conditions or does not act or refuses to act as required, there is a breach of sale agreement. There can be numerous examples of such breach such as: Payment not made in stipulated time Delivery of product not made as promised Seller refuses to repair within the warranty period Learn more- http://bit.ly/2Yg972z . . #nri #buyingproperty #sellingproperty #saleagreement #legaladvice #propertyindia #nrilegalservices #legalmanagementfirm
Instagram post 2156654206975913230_2227632518 Why and where to invest in property in India Real Estate investment has always been a lucrative option. It still attracts a lot of investors for building on wealth as it promises good returns. Real Estate covers: - Housing sector - Retail - Hospitality - Commercial Indian Real Estate sector is also a good option for NRI investors as there is a lot of scope and potential for growth in a large number of Indian Cities. Learn more - http://bit.ly/2QXhE6C . . . #topcities #Indianrealestate #investmentoption #propertyindia #legaladvice #nrilegalservices
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Instagram post 2155922468851041574_2227632518 Family disputes can lead to a forced partition. Partition of property takes place when there is joint ownership of two or more persons in property, and each of them wants to have a separate share. Partition of property comes with financial and legal implications. The partition of property in India is governed by Partition Act and Personal laws of inheritance. Learn more - http://bit.ly/2IckDIN . . . #familydisputes #propertypartition #propertydisputes #propertymanagement #sharedownership #legaladvice #nrilegalservices
Instagram post 2155174459217377425_2227632518 For a long time, the concept of succession or inheritance of property has been synonymous with how and what the son will get. Right of a son in the property of his father has always been a matter of concern and discussion. In a society which primarily rests on the patriarchal style of relationships, it is very heartening and interesting when people seek to understand or to discuss a question relating to the right of a woman (daughter) in the property of her mother. That’s one sure sign that we have progressed in the sphere of rights of woman. Learn more - http://bit.ly/2pqxEFn . . . #WomenRights #DaughtersRight #SelfAcquiredProperty #FilingaSuit #MarriedDaughter #UnmarriedDaughter #LegalHeir #MothersProperty #nrilegalservices

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