What is the Enemy Property Act? Amendments and Recent Developments | Explained
The Enemy Property Act of 1968 regulates properties left by individuals migrating to enemy nations. The act prohibits inheritance claims and empowers the government to manage these assets.
What is ‘enemy property’ and how is it important for the UPSC exam
Recently, the High Court directed Saif Ali Khan to approach a tribunal regarding the central government's declaration of the ...
'Enemy property' case began in 1951 but where does estate stand now?
The Madhya Pradesh High Court upheld a decision rejecting a 1969 unregistered gift deed involving the Pataudi family's ...
Government auctions enemy properties online regularly; Know how you can buy and is it safe to buy one?
Timeframe for Response: The occupant is given a specific timeframe (e.g., 30–60 days) to respond to the offer. If the ...
Enemy properties: Govt plans control for public purposes
The Centre is drafting a bill to amend the Enemy Property Act, granting the Union government more control over enemy ...
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Saif Ali Khan Bhopal property case: What is 'enemy property'? | Explained
The Enemy Property Act, 1968 deals with assets left behind by individuals who migrated from India to countries that are designated as ‘enemy’ nations. Saif Ali Khan Enemy Property Case ...
What Is 'Enemy Act', Under Which Saif Ali Khan & His Family Can Lose Their ₹15K Crore Ancestral Property In Bhopal?
Bollywood actor aif ali Khan may lose Rs 15,000 crore properties in Bhopal. The Madhya Pradesh High Court in December last year dismissed Khan's petition filed against the government notice declaring ...
Saif Ali Khan Files Appeal For His Historic Bhopal Properties As Survey To Update Enemy Property Continues
A new report by the Free Press Journal, stated that the survey to update records of the enemy properties linked to the ...