A Quick Note Before You Begin Reading: Usually, I don’t start any blog with a special note. But for this topic, I’m starting with a very clear message: this blog is for general information only and does not constitute legal or tax advice. With recent rules streamlining TDS compliance—such as removing the TAN requirement for […]
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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 your property in India has been sold using a forged Power of Attorney, the sale is legally void — no matter how official the papers look — and Indian courts can set it aside and restore your ownership. It is the phone call that turns an NRI’s blood cold. A cousin mentions, almost casually, […]
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An NRI property dispute in Delhi NCR can feel impossible to fight from thousands of kilometres away — but Indian law gives absent owners stronger protection than most people realise. Anil’s Story Anil moved to Toronto in 2009. He left behind a 2BHK flat in Indirapuram, Ghaziabad — bought with his first decade of savings — […]
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Navigating an NRI cheque bounce case India requires a strategic legal approach, especially when managing financial interests from across the globe. For many Non-Resident Indians, a dishonoured cheque is more than a failed transaction; it is a significant legal hurdle that threatens investments in real estate, business ventures, or personal loans. Under Section 138 of […]
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