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 ?
Does a Codicil to a Registered WILL also have to be Registered ?? Any set procedure to draft a Codicil ?
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
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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 ...
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.
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?
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.
Sir my grandfather died instate without will he purchased the land while he was young. Now since my father is also no more and legal heirs are grandmother, e other sons and my widow mom but they have ...
Dear Client
If you already have filed a case and it is going on then you can file one more application regarding the rental property and seek the injunction on that through the court order.
My brother passed away in Feb 2022. My brother and his wife does not good relationship. She left home in Nov 2021. My brother wrote a Will in Jan 2022 leaving his land to my younger sister. Now, to ...
Dear client, in my humble suggestion, it is recommended that you search for her as not much can be done here.
Delay in parting property or by paying money of my portion (25% of share)
Sir the question is absolutely not clear and if you could write it ina more descriptive way, i can provide a legal remedy to your query and help you.
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Mrs A Execute a will wherein it is mentioned that after my death my husband Mr B and after death of my husband my daughter Mrs C will be owner of my property. Will is unregistered . Weather Mr B can ...
Dear Client, Registration of 'WILL' is not compulsory and only 2 witnesses have to compulsorily sign the 'WILL' witnessing the execution of the same by the executor. Based on the 'WILL' and by producing death certificate of the executor, you can apply for probate of the 'WILL' to the competent Court. If the above things are satisfied, then Yes. Hope this helps!
My grandmother has gifted some property to her son in year 2002, which she wants to cancel now,both my grandmother and his son are alive. Can she cancel the gift deed and get her property back in her ...
Dear client, the answer is yes. The gift deed can be canceled on certain reasons. However It is to be noted, that the period of limitation for the revocation of gifts on the ground of fraud, coercion, misrepresentation or undue influence is three years from the date on which the same comes to the knowledge of the donor. A gift deed once registered cannot be cancelled without the donee's signature
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My uncle made a will according to which all his immovable property got transferred to his two sons in equal portion. He hasn't given any share to his daughters in the will. Now, he has passed away.Can ...
In my humble suggestion, if it is your father's self acquired property, the daughters cannot claim their share in the property against the will but they can do so in case of an ancestral property.
Hi 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 jointly ...
Dear Sir,
The deceased wife cannot bequeath entire property of his deceased husband but she could have executed Will in respect of her share only as per following formula.
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Section 15 in The Hindu Succession Act, 1956
15. General rules of succession in the case of female Hindus.—
(1) The property of a female Hindu dying intestate shall devolve according to the rules set out in section 16,—
(a) firstly, upon the sons and daughters (
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