Can parents evict son from house they own when he harasses them, refuses to look after them or tries to take over the home? In many cases, yes. The Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Senior Citizens Act, 2007 gives elderly parents a fast route through a Maintenance Tribunal, and Delhi has gone further — […]
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A relative refusing to vacate house property you own is one of the most common — and most painful — property problems in Indian families. It usually starts kindly: a cousin needs a place for a few months, an uncle looks after the flat while you are abroad, a brother-in-law moves in “temporarily”. Years later, […]
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Property transfer after death in Delhi does not happen on its own. The moment the owner passes away, the property legally belongs to the heirs — but the government records, the society, the bank and the electricity board still show the deceased person’s name until the heirs act. Until then, you cannot sell it, rent […]
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If you are an NRI who paid a builder and has waited years with no possession, Indian law gives you an absolute right to either a full refund with interest or interest for every month of delay — and you can enforce it from abroad, without flying back. It is one of the most demoralising […]
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The property rights of children from second marriage has always been a topic of discussion and confusion among family members. Lets understand that what Indian Law says about it . Few family disputes turn as bitter as those over property between children of a first marriage and children of a second. Each side often assumes […]
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A daughter’s right in father’s property is now equal to a son’s — and it does not depend on her being unmarried, on her father having been alive in 2005, or on her brothers agreeing to it. The call usually comes years too late. A woman rings up, apologetic, almost embarrassed, and the story has […]
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A proper property title search is the single most important check you can do before buying property in India — it is what stands between you and losing your money to fraud or a defective title. The Check That Prevents Most Property Disasters Most property disasters share a single root cause — the buyer did […]
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Knowing how to check if a property has a loan or legal dispute before you pay is the difference between buying a home and buying someone else’s problem. A property can look completely clean and still be carrying a secret. A loan the owner never mentioned. A mortgage sitting quietly against it. A court case […]
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Learning how to evict a tenant the right way — through proper notice and legal process — is what separates landlords who successfully get their property back from those who end up stuck in a years-long courtroom nightmare. Here is the exact fear that brings most landlords to my office. They rented out a flat, […]
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Property partition among family members is one of the most common — and most painful — legal disputes in India, but the law gives every rightful heir a clear path to their share. If the most powerful industrial family (Reliance Group) in India had to bring in top global mediators and their own mother just […]
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