Joint family property partion Joint family property partion

8 months ago

My father executed will in favor of my mother, my mother executed will in favor of 3rd brother
Ignoring 4 sons 4 daughters under Hindu succession act in the year 1978, brother executed will in favor of Grand son of sister
1995. The will is valid

Anik

Responded 8 months ago

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A.Dear client,
The undivided interest of a Hindu in a joint family property can be disposed of by Will as per Section 30 of the Hindu Succession Act 1956. However, only his interest can be disposed and not the other coparceners interests. If your father executed a will in favour of your mother with respect to the entire property, then it is illegal as the consent of the other legal heirs isn't obtained
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