Legal Job: Real Estate Lawyer at AKS Partners: Apply Now!

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AKS Partners invites applications for the position of Real Estate Lawyer. Interested candidates can apply by emailing their CV to the firm’s recruitment team.

About AKS Partners

AKS Partners (Advocates | Solicitors | Consultants) is a law firm advising on disputes and litigation, international arbitration, corporate and commercial matters, and insolvency and restructuring.

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The firm serves public-sector and private clients, including Indian and multinational businesses.

About the Job Opportunity

The firm is accepting applications for a Real Estate Lawyer position. Candidates should submit their CV using the prescribed email subject line.

How to Apply?

Interested candidates should email their CV to careers@akspartners.in with the subject line:

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Application for the post of Real Estate Lawyer – (Name)

Applicants should replace “(Name)” with their own name.

About the Firm’s Website

Candidates can learn more about the firm and its practice areas through the AKS Partners website.

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