Advocate Pragatheesh 
To determine whether you are entitled to your husband’s property, many factors must be considered, such as the type of property, the existence of a will, marital status, and applicable inheritance laws. In India, a wife has certain legal rights to her husband’s property after his death. These rights are primarily governed by the Hindu … Read more
Yes, marrying a girl below 18 is a crime in India. According to the Prohibition of Child Marriage Act 2006, the perpetrators of this offense are punished. This Act prohibits child marriage in India and protects the welfare of children. Under this Act, child marriage is prohibited if one or both parties to the marriage … Read more
If someone encroaches on your property, you can take legal action to protect your rights. Learn more about the legal remedies available to you in specific situations and applicable legal procedures here. Actions to be taken if someone encroaches on the property : 1. Communicate with the opposite party : Start by contacting the person … Read more
Everyone has a question whether video evidence can be used as evidence in court cases in India and the answer to that question is yes video evidence can be filed as evidence in court. Courts will accept CCTV footage as evidence as it is irresistibly important evidence in cases. Admissibility of CCTV footage as evidence … Read more
In India, if a married and separated husband and wife decide to live together, there is a mechanism in the law for them to live together, they can file a case in the court based on the law called Restitution of Conjugal Rights, this law is called RCR for short. What is restitution of conjugal … Read more