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    Business families seek legal advice to amend tightly written deeds of family settlement amid global expansion plans

    Business families, particularly in India, are increasingly seeking legal counsel to amend rigid Deeds of Family Settlement (DFS) originally drafted decades ago. These deeds, designed to safeguard inheritances, now pose challenges as younger generations seek to expand globally into new sectors like fintech, tech-led consumer businesses, and electric vehicles. Legal experts note that the old deeds lack flexibility for today's globalized and dynamic business environment, prompting families to consider amendments to address issues such as wealth protection, succession planning, and regulatory compliance.

    NCLT admits insolvency resolution plea against the erstwhile promoter of DHFL Kapil Wadhawan

    The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) has admitted Union Bank of India’s insolvency application against Kapil Wadhawan, former promoter of DHFL, for a Rs 3,958-crore default. Devendra Mehta is appointed as the resolution professional. DHFL's creditors, including FD holders, had recovered Rs 38,000 crore from Piramal Capital's acquisition in September 2021.

    NCLT dismisses Wilmington’s insolvency plea against Spicejet

    The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) dismissed Wilmington Trust SP Service’s (Dublin) Ltd insolvency petition against Spicejet Limited. Spicejet argued that Wilmington was not the corporate debtor and had no right to file the petition. The counsel for Wilmington provided a document from the civil aviation regulator to establish ownership rights. Spicejet is also facing insolvency petitions from Celestial Aviation Sevices Ltd, Aircastle (Ireland) Ltd, and Raymach Technologies. The Delhi High Court directed Spicejet to pay $4 million to its engine lessors. Last week, Spicejet raised Rs 744 Crore as part of its refinancing plan.

    8 ways to transfer your assets to legal heirs, how much to leave as inheritance

    Find out the best ways to transfer your wealth to heirs and what it entails for inheritors.

    Inheritance rights: How self-acquired, ancestral property will go to different categories of children

    If the parents pass away intestate, the minor child, being a class I heir, will have the first right to the property, but cannot manage it legally. A legal guardian or a court-appointed one will have to file a petition in the court to manage the property till the child attains majority.

    How to transfer wealth to children in most hassle-free, tax efficient way

    If the taxability of inherited income is to be optimised, his children can create a Hindu Undivided Family structure.

    The Economic Times
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