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3 years ago

My father made a settlement deed in 2002 for a property giving 50% of undivided portion to me, 25 % to one sister and another 25% to another sister. But in 2008 he made a will partitioning above property mentioning that the front portion belongs to me , the rear Ground floor belongs to one sister and the Rear First floor belongs to another sister. Which is valid, as one of my sister vehemently follows will saying that it the most recent one, hoping to take possession and dispose off..

Rajinder Pal Singh

Responded 3 years ago

A.Law with respect to settlement deed is altogether different from laws of will. They operate differently in different situations. History of property and title documents in hands plays pivotal role in deciding the preposition in hand. Thanks
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Anik

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A.Hi,
The 2008 will shall have the protection of law. If you doubt its authenticity, you can have it probated. You can also disprove it by showing that your father was of unsound mind when he drafted it.
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Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal

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A.Hi,
Yes, your father's most recent will shall have the force of law, unless you can prove that he was of unsound mind at the time he drafted it.
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