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How the Indian Constitution defines Right to Property?
The right to property is no longer a fundamental right in India. The 44th Amendment, 1978 removed it; Article 300-A now protects it as a constitutional right.
READ MORELegal Terminology in Property Possession Matters
Key legal terms in Indian property matters, including wills, succession, and gifts under the Hindu Succession Act and related statutes.
READ MORENow get a Tatkal Marriage Certificate in Delhi
Having taken inspiration from Indian Railway’s "tatkal" ticket facility, the Delhi Government has produced a unique programme under which a marriage certificate can be issued within 24-hours. The Revenue Department of Delhi Government has introduced tatkal service that would issue quick authorization and proper certification of a marriage through a speedy procedure.
READ MOREWhat to look for in a divorce lawyer - a few tips to consider
Choosing the right divorce lawyer in India - practical tips on experience, case history, fees and trust to help you pick the right legal counsel.
READ MOREWife’s retaliation can’t be a ground for divorce
The Gujarat High Court ruled that a tortured wife's retaliation against harassment is not cruelty, so the husband cannot get a divorce on that ground.
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