Can an elderly woman, 85 years old, receive legal advice at her home from a registrar or sub-registrar?

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Apni Law Staff asked 1 week ago

Can an elderly woman, 85 years old, receive legal advice at her home from a registrar or sub-registrar?

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Apni Law Staff answered 1 week ago

Indian law does not mandate or prohibit home visits for legal advice from registrars or sub-registrars. However, their primary responsibility is to register documents, not provide legal consultation, and they are not legally bound to offer such services at home.

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