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Risks of Buying Inherited Property in India as an NRI

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For some Non-Resident Indians (NRIs), buying inherited property in India may feel like buying a secure and emotional investment. Such properties are usually family-owned and believed to be legally safe. However, there are potential legal problems with inherited property that are quite different from buying property from a builder or individual seller. An Indian lawyer dealing with property disputes will often say that the majority of such litigation stems from disputes over unclear rights to inheritance and defective title. It is important to be aware of legal problems that may arise before a transaction is made on the property.   What Is Inherited Property Under Indian Law?   Inherited property is the property received through succession by either of the following:   ●        By testamentary succession (through a valid Will), or ●        By intestate succession (without a Will, as governed by per...

Indian Lawyer: The Pillar of Justice in Modern Law Firms

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Years changed, not the role of an Indian lawyer . An Indian lawyer has always stood as the symbol of justice, intellect, and courage, upholding the rule of law and protecting citizens’ rights in an ever-evolving society.   From the historic courtroom of colonial India to the sleek conference room of today’s law firms , lawyers transitioned from traditional advocacy to becoming dynamic problem solvers and policy influencers. In modern India, they are not merely interpreters of law, but they are the architects of fairness and a complex, digital- driven world.   From Freedom to Framework: The Evolution of the Indian Lawyer   From the days of freedom struggle, the legacy of an Indian lawyer has been going on where great Advocates like Mahatma Gandhi, BR Ambedkar and Jawaharlal Nehru used Law as a tool to challenge colonial injustice.   Gandhi’s advocacy was rooted in moral law. Ambedkar’s brilliance shaped the Indian constitution, and Nehru’s understandi...