Why a registered sale deed isn't always enough
In a significant ruling, the Supreme Court clarified that a registered sale deed is not conclusive proof of title if the underlying transaction or history is flawed. This reinforces why deep-dive title searches are essential for NRIs before buying or inheriting property, and why verifying the entire chain of ownership matters.
Banking & Finance Law
Read full articleDormant Accounts & Unclaimed Funds
Release of deceased accounts, bank liability in fraud.
Read full articleTaxation & TDS
Capital gains tax judgments, TDS refund cases, double taxation issues.
Read full articleFEMA & Repatriation Compliance
Validity of remittances, investment restrictions, NRI vs resident status.
Read full articleFinancial Fraud
Unauthorised withdrawals, banking negligence, online/NRI scam cases.
Confirmed Judgement Summaries
Read full articleProperty Law. Ownership versus registration
The Court ruled that a registered sale deed can be challenged if the history of the transaction is flawed, making deep-dive title verification a necessity.
Read full articleProperty Law. Validity of a Power of Attorney executed abroad
NRIs can legally execute POAs overseas for property and banking matters once properly attested and adjudicated.
Read full articleFamily & Matrimonial Law. The welfare of the child overrides jurisdiction
In cross-border custody disputes, the child's best interest is the deciding factor, regardless of where proceedings were first filed.
Read full articleDocumentation & Identity Issues. Adjudication of foreign POAs
A Power of Attorney executed abroad is legally valid in India once properly attested by the embassy and adjudicated for stamp duty.
Looking for clarity on your specific situation?
While these judgements set the stage, every family's story is different. We can help you understand how the latest rulings affect your property, inheritance or family matters. Speak to an expert today for a plan tailored to your needs.