Willing a property not yet transferred Willing a property not yet transferred

4 years ago

A has willed a property fully to his spouse B (and none to his children). This will is under execution, but has been contested. B has made a will, leaving it fully to some (and not all) of her heirs. B's will contains the property that has not yet been transferred to her name. Will B's will be effective after her death, if the status remains as at present ?

Kishan Dutt Kalaskar

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A.Dear Sir,
Without being the absolute owner a person cannot execute a valid Will, if done so it will subject to findings of the Court.
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