NRI’s Power of Attorney to sell property in India

There might be numerous occasions in an individual’s life wherein he may be required to manage assets, properties, financial balances, and so forth, however,under certain circumstances, he may not be in the right condition to fittingly execute his/her obligations because of unanticipated conditions like being sick, being abroad (in the event of an NRI) or the individual is too old to perform his obligations

Read More »

Police Clearance Certificate

A Police Clearance Certificate (PCC) is an official record given to a person by the Indian Police or an approved Indian Government official. It recognizes any criminal records that an individual may have against their name and, gives a clearance certificate if such records are clear which, might be needed for Indian or foreign nationals who are residing or have resided in India. An Indian PCC does not have the time of legitimacy supported on the declaration. For the most part, it is legitimate for a half year. It should further be noted that a PCC is given uniquely to people who are more than 18 years of age.

Read More »

Frivolous Complaints under the Sexual Harassment Act

Inappropriate behaviour at the workplace does not only make the workplace unreliable and threatening for women, but it also discourages their ability to convey themselves in the present contending world in accordance with the circumstances. The nature of social construct a male member has in the society continuesto justify the violence that is happening against women.

Read More »

Division of Family Assets – Relinquishment Deed – NOC by Coparceners

Division of assets, also commonly known as division of property, is one of the most debatable topics in India. Earlier, through the implementation of Hindu Succession Act, 1956 a girl in a particular family was allowed to claim her part of the property equally like her brothers unless there is a will executed by her father for the division of property.

Read More »

Recounting the idea of Indian constitutionalism through judicial precedents

The constitution is nothing but a document of aspiration which cannot be taken away as it emerges from the concept of society and every society needs law. The primary function of law is to provide justice and balance between the various groups in society. “Constitutionalism has one essential quality: it is a legal limitation on the government; it is the antithesis of the arbitrary rule; its opposite is despotic government, the government of will instead of law.”

Read More »