OLD WILL DEED 2002
2 years ago
There are four properties : A,B,C and D described in the WILL. Out of these four A,B,C are self acquired / registered and D is simple SADA BINAMI .
As per 40 years of revenue records of property D the pattedar is some body else. Understand that the property with out full legal rights , the will
deed is is not valid. If so how to proceed to invalidate the will.
Thanking you all and look forward for replies.
Ankur Goel @ Complete Law Shield
Responded 2 years ago
A.WILL is valid for A,B,C.
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A.Hi,
The first step would be to get in touch with the Revenue Inspector and go for measurement of land to ensure whether the land of D is would come within the purview of the will. You can visit the local tehsildar's office and request them to omit the piece of land. However, then a repartition of property needs to take place.
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The first step would be to get in touch with the Revenue Inspector and go for measurement of land to ensure whether the land of D is would come within the purview of the will. You can visit the local tehsildar's office and request them to omit the piece of land. However, then a repartition of property needs to take place.
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A.Dear Sir,
One can start time barred litigation for the purpose giving trouble and getting it compromised.
One can start time barred litigation for the purpose giving trouble and getting it compromised.
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A.Since the pattedar for property D is somebody else so even mentioning that in will does not make the will invalid. The will is valid for rest of the A,B and C property.
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Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal
Responded 2 years ago
A.Hi,
If property is SADA BINAMI is not registered with talishdaar then ownership of the land is not transferred even if it is mentioned in the Will. That part of Will is not valid. Get property registered with talisdaar of your area.
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If property is SADA BINAMI is not registered with talishdaar then ownership of the land is not transferred even if it is mentioned in the Will. That part of Will is not valid. Get property registered with talisdaar of your area.
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Sidhaarth
Responded 2 years ago
A.Details are required to be examined. It facts so permit only then WILL can be xhallenged. However, Period for challenging the WILL is three years only so any action after 18 years would be time barred. In the given facts WILL is valid for ABC properties even if deceased did not have ownership title over D property.
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