The Supreme Court’s Recent Examination of the Law However, what do you do when you are in the UK and you have property in India, which you come to know at a later stage, by which time someone has encroached on your property? Adverse possession is all about granting […]
On March 15, 2023, the Bar Council of India (BCI) made an historic announcement regarding the Indian legal market: foreign lawyers and foreign law firms will now be permitted to practice law in India. This decision marks a major shift in the Indian legal landscape, and is expected to have […]
Property transactions in India are generally considered to be complicated owing to different local laws that might apply. They also can take time, leading to increased expense. For these reasons, individuals residing in the UK who want to dispose of or buy a property in India are often hesitant about […]
With the withdrawal of the United Kingdom from the European Union, there has been substantial disruption to European investments into the UK. Following Brexit, it was necessary for the UK to enter into bilateral agreements with other countries to encourage investments to fill up the pockets of commercial vacuum created. […]
A Solicitor at Marsans completed his Masters in Law from University College London in 2010 and was applying for jobs in United Kingdom. He was unable to get a job in London due to his immigration status as an Indian citizen which was not treated on par with a person […]
Buying property in India – RERA Act Over the past 20 years, India has seen exponential growth in the housing sector, especially in the urban to semi-urban areas. Scores of new developments have been built across the country with creation of new cities and townships. The housing ranges from apartments […]
A new visa route, ‘Appendix Graduate’ (also informally being referred to as the ‘Post Study Work’ visa) is due to commence on 01 July 2021. This route is designed for foreign national students who wish to remain in the UK following the successful completion of their studies, so that they […]
What can a seller do in the drafting of a Sale of Goods contract to avoid or mitigate the issue when its goods remain unpaid? In our previous article (Clauses in Commercial Contracts), we set out certain key elements to consider in drafting a contract for the sale of goods […]
We are often instructed by clients on Indian matrimonial disputes in the United Kingdom regarding marriages which were solemnized in India accordance with Indian marriage rules. The most common dilemma faced by warring couples is the place or country where they can file for divorce. Generally, these marriages involve a […]
