My Grandmother passed away leaving an Unregistered WILL of the property made 7 Year ago duly witness signed fingure and thumb impression in the favor of my Father but my father couldn't get registered ...
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In the absence of original Testetors of Will it cannot be registered by the RA under Registration Act, However, a probate case may be filed on the basis of said unregistered Will executed in f/o your father by your grandmother and subsequently by your father in f/o. your mother in the civil court for an order of probate and your mother being the executor of the Will can file suit for probate of the Will. The executor of the will is required to file a petition and the original will
My maternal grandmother has three children. She died in 2000 without a will of her purchased property. My Mother died in 2013 and maternal grandfather died in 2017. In 2022, my maternal aunt and uncle ...
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In the case of the Self-acquired property of your maternal grandmother which she left intestate, all the surviving legal heirs are entitled to an equal share in the said property. So your maternal aunt and uncle can not sell or transfer the share of your mother to a third party and in the absence of an order of partition of said undivided property, You being a surviving legal of your deceased mother can claim the share of your mother in the said property by filing a civil suit for
1) My father filed a Probate Suit in 2018 on a 28 Years Old Unregistered Will of my Grandfather attested by two witness. 2) One of the witness given his affidavit in favour of Will in Probate Suit. ...
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From the query, it is not clear in the absence of devolution of the title of your grandfather's property to your father through an order passed in a probate case, how your father executed and registered a Will in 2015 in your favor based on the basis of 28-year-old unregistered Will of your grandfather and how he filed a suit for probate in 2018 for the said 28 year old unregistered will of grandfather. Moreover, on the basis of the said registered Will executed by your father in
I have read articles on your website about tenancy in entirety, but there is no reference to be found to this in Indian court judgments. Maybe I do not know how to look for it ... but need clarity abo ...
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As per the informatio you have mentioned hereinbelow i have elaboated what tenancy in entirety is :
Tenancy by the entirety refers to a form of shared property ownership that is reserved only for married couples. A tenancy by the entirety permits spouses to jointly own property as a single legal entity. This means that each spouse has an equal and undivided interest in the property.
In India Umbrella Mfg. Co. v. Bhagabandei Agarwalla, (2004) 3 SCC 178 the Supreme Court of India has held
In his partnership deed it was not mentioned that the share can be willed , Is that will will be valid ? can be probated or it will be invalid. It is a registered will .
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As per Section 4 of the Partnership Act, 1932, a partnership is result of an agreement and thus can not be succeeded mere by status of being heir. The heirs or legal representatives of the deceased will have a right of access to and to inspect and copy any of the books of the firm. The liabilities cannot be imposed on the heirs either.
Section 42(C) talks about ‘Dissolution of firm on the death of a partner.’ If there is no contract to the contrary then partnership automatica
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My mother is an invalid - completely bed-ridden - how can her will be registered? Is registration of the will compulsory? What should be the denomination of the stamp paper used for making her will? ...
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If her mental status is not good and unable to understand then you cannot get Will from her. However, you can get a certificate from medical officer saying she is mentally fit to execute any document. Registration of Will is not compulsory.
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I am having 3 medical shop under one LLP company and in this LLP company me and my wife is partner now i want to handover one medical shop to my brother what documents i should prepare
A revised or amended deed of partnership between the existing partners shall be executed including thereof your brother as a partner and registered. Based on the terms and conditions of that revised deed of partnership, new partner(Brother) one medical shop out of 3 may be handed over and all the corresponding documents like Trade License,, Drug License and all other statutory documents should be amended to make the LLP enforceable.
We are a Hindu family. My wife and I got married in 2006 in the UK. She was a British citizen and I hold an Indian passport. I'm living and working in the UK currently. My wife passed away in 2021 du ...
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It may please be noted that under Hindu Succession Act, 1956, Son-in-Law is not treated as a legal heir either in the list of Class I heirs or in Class 2 heirs. While the daughter and her son or daughter is treated as Class I heirs of your deceased Father-in-Law.
Being the above provision of the governing law, you cannot claim the share of your deceased wife in the intestate property of her deceased father. However, your son/daughter being a Class I heir can claim the share of thei
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my father expired two months ago he left a will on plain paper with his signatures on each page and distribution of property details for each legal heir.how to execute this will
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If you are from Maharashtra, then the will has to be probated from the Court, for its execution. If you are from other state, then need to check that state laws for execution of will.
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My grandmother made a registered will before her death in which she stated that after her death her properties will be transferred to grandfather and upon my grandfather's death it will be transferred ...
Dear Sir,
It is called conditional will and her husband having only life interest . he cannot execute any will. However after his death the properties will be devolved on her sons.
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