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Waiving the Six-Month Cooling-Off Period in Mutual Consent Divorce: A Guide for NRIs

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When a family court can waive the six-month waiting period in a mutual consent divorce, the conditions laid down in Amardeep Singh v Harveen Kaur, and how NRI couples can apply.

When a Family Dispute Spans India and Another Country

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Parallel cases, foreign decrees, anti-suit injunctions, mirror orders and mediation — how NRIs can manage family disputes that involve courts in India and abroad.

Will India Recognise Your Foreign Divorce?

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A divorce granted abroad is not automatically valid in India. Learn how Section 13 of the Code of Civil Procedure and the Supreme Court's tests apply, and what NRIs can do if their foreign decree may not be recognised.

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Mutual Funds and Shares: Investment and Tax Rules for NRIs

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How NRIs and OCIs can invest in Indian mutual funds and listed shares: KYC, NRE vs NRO routes, restrictions for US and Canada residents, tax and TDS on gains, and treaty relief.

Lal Dora, Lal Lakir and Abadi Land: What NRI Owners in North India Should Know

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Village habitation (lal dora or lal lakir) land in Punjab, Haryana and Delhi has historically lacked formal title records. What that means for NRI owners, the SVAMITVA property card scheme, and precautions when inheriting, selling or buying.

Letter of Administration in India: When There Is No Executor

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What a letter of administration is, when heirs need one instead of probate or a succession certificate, who can apply, the court process and how NRIs can apply from abroad.

Christian and Parsi Succession in India under the Indian Succession Act

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Who inherits when a Christian or Parsi dies without a will in India: shares of the spouse, children and parents under the Indian Succession Act, wills and probate, and regional exceptions such as Goa.

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