When someone passes away, their possessions are distributed to the beneficiaries listed in their will. However, if someone passes away without leaving a will (i.e., they die intestate), their possessions may still be distributed following the law depending on their faith.… Read more
As mysterious as they may appear, adhering to a few straightforward but effective Vastu remedies and guidelines may go a long way toward ensuring that your kitchen is free of all Vastu flaws. Vaastu enables you to sell a sense of wellbeing in the home and maintain stable, high-quality power in your kitchen. The kitchen is, after all, the beating heart and center of your house!… Read more
Vastu is a spiritual science in India that helps people live stress-free lives. According to studies, the average person spends one-third of his life sleeping. Aside from water, shelter, and food, experts believe that sleep is a crucial aspect of existence. Inadequate sleep frequently leads to people making poor judgments. As a result, it is critical to ensure that your bedroom Vastu is proper and free of flaws.… Read more
Section 122 of the Transfer of Property Act defines ‘present’ as the voluntary transfer of certain current transportable and immovable assets from a donor to a donee. There are, nevertheless, some requirements for a present, such as the present being physical and its possession being transmitted through the donor and normal through the donee. … Read more
According to JLL’s 2022 Global Real Estate Openness Index (GRETI), India’s real estate market disclosure is one of the top ten most advanced international markets.… Read more
Rental yield in India’s eight biggest cities, namely Bangalore, Delhi NCR, Mumbai, Chennai, Hyderabad, Pune, Ahmedabad, and Kolkata, has been stable for several years. Whereas the rental market has grown at a reasonable pace, the rental yield has held steady. The average return on furnished properties in India is only 3.3 percent, which is much lower than the 3.5-4 percent average return in other Asian nations and the 4.5-5 percent average yield in European countries. Although increasing rental yields has been a problem in recent years, the low rental yield has made purchasers wary of investing in real estate, especially individuals hoping to use real estate to generate income.… Read more
The Hindu Succession Act was amended in 2005, and as a result, daughters were granted the same rights as coparceners. However, there has been uncertainty over the count because the modification became effective as of the day of the announcement and is no longer taken into account for incidents occurring before 2005. To put this to rest, the Supreme Court (SC) ruled in a historic decision on August 11, 2020, that daughters had the same rights as coheirs under the Hindu Succession Act, regardless of when the transition occurred. According to the Supreme Court, a daughter acquires her coparcenary rights through birth.… Read more
The two neighborhoods that are at the center of Bengaluru‘s IT growth, Electronic City and HSR Layout, are strategically near Koramangala. Those wishing to invest in a property in this prestigious neighborhood may take advantage of this proximity in a variety of ways. By establishing headquarters here, some of the largest firms in the world have invested in these regions. High rental returns on investment are guaranteed for house owners by the flood of investors. All the benefits of living in a posh neighborhood while being close to business areas are also available in Koramangala. Homebuyers can thereby benefit from the best of both worlds.… Read more
According to Section 14 of the Hindu Succession Act of 1956, “Any property owned by a female, whether acquired before or after the Act’s commencement, may be retained by her as the whole owner and no longer as a limited proprietor.” According to this rule, the woman is unquestionably the rightful owner of her possessions. Many women are still unaware of their rights and are under the mistaken assumption that they only have limited control over their property, in spite of those modifications. The Center has made several actions to strengthen girls’ property rights by presenting various legislative revisions. 2005 saw the Act include new provisions.… Read more
