Declaration Suit on Unregistered Will & Probate Suit
Declaration Suit on Unregistered Will & Probate Suit
1) My Grandfather executed an Unregistered Will in 1994, in favour of my father mentioned that he has already settled all his sons and daughters in his lifetime. 2) My Grandfather died in 1995. 3) In
1 year ago
A. Dear Client,
According to Hindu Succession Act it is not necessary to register the will legally. So as your grandfather had already put the property on your fathers name and your father also had given you property then legally it your and your brother property. As your father died but he registered the will in which property is in your favour then your Uncle can't claim for that.
Hope, it is helpful
will or gift deed which is better?
Hi, What is the difference between Will and gift deed. pl describe the whole process about both conditions. do we need to registered it. Please help.
1 year ago
A. Dear Client
Gift is the good option because in will after the death it came to force. Gift is having immediate effect.
Hope it helps.
My husband expired last month
My husband expired last month. According to his will I will have right on his self acquired property after my death, it will divided between my son, daughter and grandson. I want to know that can I gi
1 year ago
A. Dear Sir,
Yourself and your children get 1/3rd each as such you are entitled to gift only to the extent of 1/3rd which falls to your share.
can we know the period of the ink on paper or document
can we know the period of the ink on paper or document
1 year ago
A. Dear Client,
You can consult the handwriting experts regarding the same. The report can be used as a evidence in court.
Subhashis Paul
My father made WILL in my name
Dear Sir, My father made WILL in my name with 2 witnesses He left some shares which I want to transfer in my name With the help of WILL, the company should transfer the shares in my name May be a
1 year ago
A. Dear Sir,
What is Probate of a Will and why is it important?
Will is the legal declaration of a person's intention, which he/ she wishes to be performed after his/her death and once the Will is made by the testator/ testatrix, it can only be revoked during his/her lifetime.
'Probate' means the copy of a Will certified under the seal of a court of competent jurisdiction with a grant of administration of the estate of the testator. A probate can be granted only to the executor appointed under t ...ReadMore
How many months can we take for extension to join new central government job
currently, i am working in central government job, and i got offered a new high level job (central government). In my old job i will be confirmed 15th march 2023. i want to take extension upto April 2
1 year ago
A. Dear Sir,
3 months is the reasonable time. If you want more time to join the new service then go to High Court and get suitable direction to the new authority.
Regarding will deed
Good morning sir/mam, I am Divya. I have some doubts about WILL. A person died due Health issue when his age 33years. He have some self acquired properties on his name, on his wife name, and
1 year ago
A. Dear Madam,
After the death of husband his property will be divided as follows only.
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Section 8 of Hindu Succession Act:
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General rules of succession in the case of males.―The property of a male Hindu dying intestate
shall devolve according to the provisions of this Chapter:―
(a) firstly, upon the heirs, being the relatives specifie ...ReadMore
Subhashis Paul
Does a Codicil to a Registered WILL also have to be Registered ??
Does a Codicil to a Registered WILL also have to be Registered ?? Any set procedure to draft a Codicil ?
1 year ago
A. Dear client,
A Codicil to a registered will need not be registered. It has to be signed by the Testator and attested by two Witnesses.
There is no such standard format for a codicil. A Codicil can be created by drafting the details testator wants to include and the amendments he/she wants to do in the original Will, in a separate paper, and sign it in presence of two witnesses who also sign the document.
You can follow the following steps if you need any help:
1. Fix a title for the codicil ba ...ReadMore
Is a WILL required ? when all FDs r Joint
All FDs r self-acquired. Divided in equal halves between Spouse - in Bank a/c - FDs & 2 separate Lockers attached to the two accounts. FDs r all joint - where one of us is either Primary or Second hol
1 year ago
A. Dear Client
Making a will and keeping it for your legal heirs saves the legal heirs from lot of hassles and it is always advisable to make a will. Signature of two witnesses will be required and a will need not be registered.
Is a Joint WILL allowed
All my FDs are self acquired, I have divided the FDs between me & my wife. Under the circumstances should we make the WILL jointly or separately?
1 year ago
A. Dear Client,
Yes, you can make a joint will with your wife, but in regards to specifically your FD since you have already written nominees and also have a structure which has to be followed in the death of an FD holder it is not necessary to make a will for the FD.
Thank you so much, I hope this answer helped you.
