Transfer of the property

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Sometimes this cup we are talking about contains the property or other wealth of a parent! This was the case with Balwant Kaur, who came to us because she wanted to contest the transfer of ancestral property by her father to her sister’s name. She felt it was unfair for the ancestral property to be handed over exclusively to just one daughter. Her other siblings supported her and were ready to sign papers to hand over their shares of the property to her too. Encouraged by this and the discussions she had with the legal experts, she went ahead and challenged the transfer of the property. Check out more on these transfer issues on www.nrilegalservices.com
NRI Legal Services is uniquely positioned as a legal management company, set up in 2000 to help overseas citizens exclusively with monitoring, supervising,representing them for both in-court and out of court work, to protect their land and properties in India.

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