CiNii 図書 - India, NRIs & the law

'Among the 1.2 billion resident citizens of India none is better qualified to write for the 30 million Non Resident Indians than Anil Malhotra. Indeed he and his brother Ranjit are almost non-residential themselves given the extent of their tireless and enthusiastic travels to every gathering of the community of international family law practitioners and judges, well reflected in this collection of articles and papers. Without their efforts India would be unheard in the debates that surround the evolution of International Family Justice' - The Rt. Hon. Lord Justice Thorpe, Deputy Head of the Family Division, Senior Court of Appeal Judge and Head of International Family Justice for England and Wales. 'Anil Malhotra's book "India NRIs and the Law" is an extremely valuable and timely book. I believe this book will give a contribution of knowledge of existing norms and of future legal policy which will be invaluable for the Indian legal system. People are too often addressing migrations as a problem, but if we want to transform problems into assets, as it would be both right and rational, we need lawyers/scholars like Anil Malhotra' - Roberto Toscano, Ambassador of Italy to India. 'Anil Malhotra's book contains fascinating insights into an area of the Law which, in view of the extent of the Indian diaspora, will be of value in many countries' - Professor William, Duncan Deputy Secretary General, Hague Conference on Private International Law, Permanent Bureau, The Hague, The Netherlands. '"India, NRIs and the Law" is a much needed piece of work in today's context for the Indian diaspora. It skillfully offers crucial information using a practical and user friendly approach, with essential inputs for daily use. I believe that the book fills in a void for NRIs and congratulate Anil Malhotra on this important contribution to international understanding' - The Rt. Hon. Lord Rana, MBE Honorary Consul of India to Northern Ireland. '"India, NRIs and the Law" has been penned with great lucidity and clarity, and will usefully plug a gap in the knowledge of practitioners and lay people alike. Anil Malhotra's book is a sure guide to avoid the legal pitfalls which beset the unwary non-resident Indian, and should be on the shelf of every lawyer who advises 'NRIs'. Indeed, the book is so simple and clear that it will be equally serviceable to the educated layman. It should attain a wide readership' - Senior Immigration Judge, McKee Asylum and Immigration Tribunal, London.

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