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My maternal uncle (mama) has got all my nana's (my mother's father) properties in his name by taking my Nana to the registrar and informing my mother. At the time of transferring his will, he was q


A. Hi,
You can contest the will on the grounds that your Nana was of unsound mind at the time and as such, incapable of making such a decision when framing his will. If this cannot be proved, then you may file a suit for partition, but the will shall make for compelling evidence in your Mama's favour.

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Dear Sir, My father was a teacher. my self and my sister are the two children to them. after retirement, my father distributed his gratuity and other savings amounts into two parts. one part was given


A. you did right thing.
knowing law is good so your father made 'WILL'.
The land belongs to you.
Hope you made the 'WILL' properly.
but your sister will challenge 'WILL' with the support of mother.
ask your mother to shift with your sister then she will understand reality.


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My Mother's parents had 2 daughters. Their property was inherited by my Mother as she was the only living person till a few years back. She has 2 Son's and 1 daughter (me). Can she transfer the proper


A. yes you have equal share in property.
so you can enjoy all the gold and other gifts you got in your marriage from mother and then get equal share in property.


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icon Vasiyat , Will

वसीयत में २ गवाह हें १ गवाह बदल गया गवाही देने से इंकार करता है , २ सरा गवाह गवा


A. Hello,
Since will is registered with the registrar therefore will is valid.

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My father has made a will advising I receive the house and land after my mother's and father's demise. My only brother already got his share of land registered on his name. My father has mentioned in


A. if the condition is properly written then where is doubt.
do not worry you will get the property, not your brother.
do not think to kill your mother to register property.


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Adv. Anushka  Dikshit

Adv. Anushka Dikshit

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How can i get to know about if my father had make a will before his death


A. Dear Sir,
You may approach Sub-Registrar office and can check there but certified copy of it cannot be given and even sometimes its registration may not be disclosed as “Will” is a secret document and about its existence cannot be disclosed to anybody.

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We are total 5 siblings (3 sis and 2 bro) my father has self earned property like house gold and FD investment. Now he is 75 and want to create a will. 2 of my younger sisters are having legal dispute


A. For self acquired property , he can do with them as he pleases.
nobody have any right over them.
"WILL" are challenged most of times so they have to be made properly .
which kind of dispute your sister having with father over plot.
if your father agree then perfect solution for your father is to transfer the property using gift deed. gift deed can not be challenged. This will be googly for your sisters and brother and they will come to senses.


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Father in law willed 1/3rd property to mother in law (cash included). Now mother in law wants to give her share to her brother and his family whom father in law never liked till his death. Can she giv


A. if father in law not liked his brother in law then he had to make condition in the "WILL" itelf.
a "WILL" is governed by its conditions.
if there are no conditions then mother in law can do whatever she pleases with her share.
That is the reason 'WILL" have to be made properly.


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Who can object succession certificate?? Can child borne out of illegitimate relationship,out of marriage consider for legal heirs


A. A child even it is illegitimate according to you has every right in the property of his/her father, but not the mother of illegitimate child.

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My late mother in law's pending pension amount prior to her death has to be received back from Odisha. She has no other property. In this connection, we want her legal heir certificate and we all ar


A. Hi,
You have not disclosed the permanent residence of your In-Law and also not disclosed why her pension account is lying in Odisha. After her death wherever maybe you have to collect the Death certificate first and you can apply before the competent authority where she actually lived prior to living with your family in Delhi.

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