This post discusses the process of claiming Indian property through inheritance when a family member passes away, including your rights as a legal heir, the documents required, when court proceedings apply, how to manage everything from the UK using an Indian Power of...
When a family member dies, one of the first questions UK-based NRIs face is a deceptively simple one: what document do I need to claim their assets? The answer depends entirely on what you are trying to claim, and getting it wrong means delays, rejected applications,...
Many Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) face the challenge of managing legal and financial affairs in India while residing abroad. From selling ancestral property to handling court matters, a properly drafted Power of Attorney (PoA) can be an essential legal tool. By...
In Indian property law, the term “intestate” refers to the situation that arises when a person passes away without leaving a valid will. When this happens, the distribution of the deceased person’s assets and property is governed by the laws of...
The NRO Account for NRI OCI Real estate is an important aspect to consider when required in instances where you are; Acquiring or Selling property which may involve transferring immovable property in India as well. Accordingly, it enables you to manage your...
In this section we consider the real time involved in PAN Card for NRI. Specifically, for an NRI and NRI OCI respectively known as “foreign citizen.” What is the outlook on the entire process from start to finish if you apply online yourself or via a company using one...
