In India, property inheritance holds immense significance since it relates to protecting lineage and legal rights of heirs over assets and wealth after the owner’s death. Property inheritance in India can be complex because … READ FULL STORY
Property acquisition can be quite intimidating, considering the costs that the buyer has to bear. In big cities, in fact, a majority of people have to take home loans from banks, to buy properties, … READ FULL STORY
Ancestral property refers to assets—such as land, homes, or other immovable property—that are passed down through generations within a family. Typically, these inheritances date back several decades or even centuries, forming a lineage-based ownership … READ FULL STORY
If a member of a Hindu Undivided Family (HUF) puts their self-acquired property into the common pot, giving up their individual claim, it becomes a joint property, the Karnataka High Court (HC) has ruled. … READ FULL STORY
Property acquisition can be quite intimidating, considering the costs that the buyer has to bear. In big cities, in fact, a majority of people have to take home loans from banks, to buy properties, … READ FULL STORY
