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Dear Sir,

You eight people may execute gift deed in favour of temple and give the possession of your shares. Then nobody come forward to support the remaining two persons who are unwilling to gift the property.

Dear Client
For the convenient administration of his estate, the law permits a person to make more than one will in respect of different items of his property and to appoint different executors in respect of different parts of his property.
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Dear Client,
As the will is registered then your uncle cannot challenge the will as it must be registered with ssub-registrar’s credentials too.

Dear SIr,
Can a registered Will be challenged in the Indian Court?

In India, the concept of Will has its deep-rooted origin for a very long time; its importance grows with the feeling of transferring family wealth and business from one generation to another with ease. A Will is a declaration by way of an established instrument wherein a person disposes of their property which shall take effect after their death and which to its primary nature is ambulatory and revocable during that person’s l

Dear Client,

1. If your mother died intestate, then the property shall be transferred to her legal heirs ,i.e., her husband and children.
2. Your father’s will is not valid for ancestral property.
3. Yes, you can contest your father’s will.

Dear Client
This transaction seems to be akin to selling the your rights in the property to your sister but if the property is self acquired then after the will you will not have any right in the property hence it may not be deemed as such. To secure your position you can make a simple agreement wherein she agrees to pay you some amount and in return you relinquish your rights, if any.

Dear Client
A mortgage does not transfer the rights of the property unless the mortgage deed is invoked for non-payment of the loan. Hence a person can make a will during the mortgage. A will can be made at anytime and the last/latest will is considered as valid.
About spouse - if she has the right in the property then she can make a will.

Dear Client
After the death of your grandfather that too intestate the property ahs become a joint ancestor property where your uncle will also have the right just like your father. It does not matter that your father had paid money for buying.

If you have the WILL in your name along with 2 witness, then the house can become legally yours. If the society does NOT agree then u will have to get the WILL - probated, but this is a expensive process.

Dear Client,
A sub registrar does not the power or authority to declare any body with any kind of status, His main job is to register and authenticate the documents which are brought forward for registration. He cannot declare someone as a foster son of somebody.