NRI Law
NRI Property Dispute
Disputes involving property in India owned by, or claimed by, a Non-Resident Indian, often complicated by their physical distance from the property or courts.
NRIs commonly face challenges like unauthorised occupation of their property by relatives or tenants, and often rely on a power of attorney to authorise someone locally to manage litigation and property matters on their behalf.
Several states and courts now offer specific facilities, including video-conferencing appearances, to make it easier for NRIs to pursue property litigation without needing to be physically present for every hearing.
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