A recent Supreme Court observation has exposed critical gaps in succession laws affecting property-owning women across India. Here's what every stakeholder needs to understand.
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LLM, MBA, (UK), PhD, AIMA, AFAI, PHD Chamber, ICTC, PCI, FCC, DFC, PPL, MNP, BNI, ICJ (UK), WP, (UK), MLE, Harvard Square, London, CT, Blair Singer Institute, (USA), Dip. in International Crime, Leiden University, the Netherlands. Advocate & Consultant Supreme Court of India, High Courts & Tribunals.
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