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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Knowing how to file a consumer complaint in India can turn a frustrating cheating experience into a refund, a replacement, or real compensation — often faster than you expect. Hotel Maurya Sheraton paid Rupees 25 Lakhs for a bad hair cut and it became possible because of Consumer’s rights in India. Cheated by a Company? […]
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A Power of Attorney in India lets someone you trust act on your behalf but done casualy,it can be turned against you ,specially in real estate matters. Let Us Start With What It Actually Is Think of a Power of Attorney — or POA — as a written permission slip with legal force. Through it, […]
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If you are wondering how to file a RERA complaint in Delhi NCR, sit down for a moment — let me explain it to you the way I would if you were sitting across my desk. Come In, Sit Down — Let Us Talk About Your Flat In my years of practice, I have had […]
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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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Property registration in Delhi NCR is the single most important legal step in buying a home — and getting it wrong can cost you the property itself. The question every property buyer in NCR asks first: I am buying a flat in Greater Noida. The builder says just sign the agreement, registry will happen later. […]
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Quick Answer Delhi Family courts do not follow any fixed mathematical formula for maintenance. However, in many cases involving a non-earning or substantially lower-earning wife, maintenance awards often fall within the range of approximately 25% to 35% of the husband’s net monthly income, depending on factors such as the parties’ income, standard of living, financial […]
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What Happens If Spouse Refuses to Sign Divorce Papers in India? QUICK ANSWER If your spouse refuses to sign divorce papers in India, you cannot get a mutual consent divorce — but you are NOT stuck. You can file a contested divorce under the Hindu Marriage Act (or applicable personal law) on grounds like cruelty, […]
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Can I Get Divorce Without Going to Court in Delhi? QUICK ANSWER Partially yes — but not completely. In India, you cannot get a legally valid divorce entirely without court. A judge must formally grant the divorce decree — that part cannot be skipped. However, you can avoid most court visits by: hiring an advocate […]
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Quick Answer: Yes, an Indian man can legally marry a Nepali citizen and settle in India, but the marriage must be registered under the Special Marriage Act, 1954 in India to have full administrative recognition. While couples can live together under the 1950 India-Nepal Treaty, a Nepali wife cannot legally hold an Indian Voter ID […]
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