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Introduction: Inheritance laws differ across jurisdictions, but legal heirs are typically those entitled to ancestral property through a will or intestate succession. In India, these matters are governed by various personal laws. This blog explores who qualifies as a legal heir and includes relevant landmark judgments to better understand inheritance rights. Succession by Intestate Inheritance When a person dies without a will, succession is determined through laws such as the Indian Succession Act, Hindu Succession Act, or Muslim Succession Act. For Hindus, the Hindu Succession Act, 1956, outlines a hierarchy of heirs categorized into Class I, Class II, Agnates, and Cognates. Class I heirs have the strongest claim, while Agnates and Cognates inherit only if no other heirs are available. Class I and Class II Heirs Under Hindu Law Class I heirs include the son, daughter, widow, mother, children of predeceased children, and widows of predeceased sons. These heirs inherit equally witho...

Introduction Property disputes are becoming more common across international borders as a result of globalization and increased mobility of people and capital. If you own real estate, intellectual property, or any other assets in another country, you need to understand the role of international private law in protecting those assets. In this blog post, we will discuss the basics of international private law and how it impacts property disputes. How does International Private Law work? Conflict of laws, also known as international private law, governs legal disputes involving foreign parties. These parties may include individuals, assets, or events that are linked to more than one country. International private law helps determine which country's laws apply to a particular dispute as well as which country's courts have jurisdiction to hear the case. Legal certainty, predictability, and fairness are the objectives of international private law when dealing with cross-border tran...

Indian hhigh-net-worthindividuals (HNWIs) are ithosewith a net worth of at least Rs. 25 crores (or $3.5 million) or more. These individuals have  significant financial resources  and are often able to afford a luxurious lifestyle, .  Typically,business leaders, politicians, celebrities, hhigh-profile individuals, and C-suite executivesfall into this category. Divorces involving high-net-worth individuals are more complicated than typically occurring divorces due to the higher value of assets and financial interests involved. Divorces involving high-net-worth individuals may include disputes over property division, including real estate, investment portfolios, business interests, and retirement accounts. Children may be able to attend expensive private schools or other educational opportunities, and calculating child support or spousal support may require the expertise of an experienced family lawyer who is familiar with the unique challenges that are involved in these cas...

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