Transfer of Inherited Property by NRI

 Most NRI’s do not tend to have any representatives to transfer the property due to some reasons like time constraints, unable to travel back and forth, illegal possession of the property, and also lack of awareness, etc. To avoid such problems, the property owner transfers their property under their name but this also creates a lot of unmanageable paperwork and other issues. So NRI legal service Kerala are there to help you to solve all kind of problems.

Transferring property in India functions under the Transfer of Property Act, 1882. Property ownership can be passed on by 2 distinct methods voluntary transfer and involuntary transfer. Involuntary transfer means transfers inherited property to someone without the discretion of the former owner of the property. A voluntary transfer includes the transfer under the owner's will or control. Contact us to solve all issues related to NRI legal services.

According to the act NRI can transfer the property through sale, mortgage, exchange, gift, lease, and license. As per Indian law, an NRI can’t purchase farmland or farmhouses but it allows to inherit farms and farmhouses in India. NRI has the right to ask for ancestral properties. An NRI has the right to own the inherited property from another NRI but under certain rules and regulations. NRI legal service Kerala http://www.ggplawpartners.com/ are always there to look after all the legal documents.

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