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Property and Inheritance Law Advice in Delhi

byArafat AhmadOnline consultations available; Represents clients at major Delhi Courts and across NCR.Starts from2,500 per sessionView full gallery

Property and inheritance matters shouldn't keep you up at night. I help you decode complex land laws and succession rules in plain language, so you can protect what is rightfully yours.

The Truth About Oral Wills (Wasiyat): Can a person's last spoken words be considered a valid will? I explain that under Section 63 of the Indian Succession Act, a will must be in writing, signed by the person making it, and attested by two witnesses to be legally valid.

CCTV Installation and Your Neighbor's Privacy: Before installing a CCTV camera in a shared building, it is important to understand the law. I explain that you must get written permission from your neighbors if the camera captures their private areas, as it involves their Fundamental Right to Privacy under Article 21.

What Happens to a Court Case if a Person Dies?: I clarify the legal position on court cases after the death of a party. A criminal case typically ends, as liability is personal, but a civil case, such as a property dispute, can continue with the legal heirs becoming party to the suit.

About Property & Inheritance Law (संपत्ति और विरासत के कानून)

Many families believe that if an elder speaks their final wishes, it functions as a valid will. This is a common and risky misconception. Under Section 63 of the Indian Succession Act, an oral will holds no legal weight. For your inheritance to be secure, it must be in writing, signed by the testator, and attested by two witnesses. If you are currently dealing with a property dispute or planning your succession, let's review your documents to ensure your legal position is airtight before complications arise.

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