If an unmarried man has only one married brother and one married sister and in the will it is mentioned that the property will be equally distributed to descendents and who will get the share in the p ...
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The shares are already defined in the will.
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Hai sir ,my opposite flat person having issue with my dog.he should I will complain about your dog at police station .but hr gave complaint stating community wise.we never had any ornaments with that ...
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If the files the complaint, just explain the facts.
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Can a father WILL out property bought by him in the name of his minor son who has attained adulthood, to his daughter?
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Yes, definitely a will can be made in favour of a son and a daughter by their father.
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1- Where can one prepare his will, based on his current residence & assets being in some other location 2- Types of will 3- Charges of will 4- Registration of will reqd or not 5- Witnesses needed or n ...
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1) A Will is a legal declaration of a person on a document regarding the distribution of his assets after his death. It is a unilateral document that takes effect upon the death of a person allowing you to make an informed decision on how your wealth, property and assets will be distributed on your death.
STEP 1: Firstly, all the essentials of a will as mentioned need to be adhered to.
STEP 2: It is advisable to consult the family lawyer before drafting the will. A will can either be draw
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My step mother has sold my house without my knowledge and signature and I am the only son left
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If you are a co-owner, then you can file an injunction to get the sale set aside. In addition, file a complaint against your stepmother for cheating and fraud under Section 415 and 420 IPC. File a suit for partition of the property.
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When a Will can't be located, you should first search the deceased's property and go through their paperwork. Even if you don't find the Will itself, you may find some information about their solicitor, a receipt for the Will or even a copy of the document. If you found this helpful, please rate us.
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Hi Sir I need you advice in the below matter if you can assist it is highly appreciated Subject : Property Dispute - WILL of my Grandfather I need adivice from an expert. My Grandfather is having 3 ...
That's notice, you have to raise objection.
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My father died last year and he has put in 3 lakhs in post office. The nominee is his mother, i.e. my grandmother. Also, will certificate lists out my mother,self, sister and grandmother as the wills. ...
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The nominee will receive the full amount from the post office, unless it has been specifically mentioned in the will that the other beneficiaries can also claim a share of the same.
The best thing to do is to approach your grandmother and settle the matter with her.
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My broteher in law unmarried, has executed a will, recently there is fear his NRI brother from US, exoected to visit shortly may force him to change the will, please inform us a solution how ti take p ...
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He can deposit a copy of the same with the Sub-Registrar's office stating that this is his final and binding will. If the NRI brother tries to force him to change it, he can be booked for criminal intimidation under Sections 503 and 506 IPC.
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My father willed his self earned property amongst his wife son and two daughters in different percentages. My mother has since passed away and subsequently so has my father. Now what would happen to m ...
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In case of will, the property will be distributed according to the terms of the will.
If your mother dies intestate, under Hindu law, her children, children of predeceased children and her husband have an equal right to the property. In their absence, the property is inherited by other heirs as per order of preference.
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