Procedure to register a WILL for a foster son in Karnataka
What is the procedure to register a WILL for a foster son? In this case, the foster son is the brother-in-law of the childless couple.
What is the procedure to register a WILL for a foster son? In this case, the foster son is the brother-in-law of the childless couple.
self-earned property, you can simply gift or will as you like
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Does sub-registrar in Karnataka have the authority to accept the will for a foster son without any supporting documents for the child less couple? If not, what are the documents required?
Sub Registrar is not authorized to look into such details. The aggrieved party can challenge it on several grounds.
I have WILL PROBATE of late mothers WILL which was proved before Jt. civil Judge AT THANE dated April 2019 but no probate order has been passed on the said WILL. I paid cidco fees 75000 and lawyers fe ...
Dear Sir,
The Probate Certificate issued to you by Hon'ble Court is the Probate Order passed by the Court. There is no other seperate Order passed by Hon'ble Court. #Will, #Probate
Thanks,
Adv. Siddharth Desai.
Bombay High Court.
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what is difference between simple probate given by court and what is probate order. are both same. is there court order in a simple probate certificate granted by court.
Hi,
As we know, the "Will" execute in written by an owner of the property describing how the property should be distributed after his/her lifetime.
And Probate is a legal proceeding where the court oversees how real property, money and other assets that a person owns individually are distributed after he or she has died.
Under the Indian Succession Act, probate can be granted only to the executor appointed under the will.
Probate is essential if the will is for immovable assets in multipl
Will was probated and shown to secretary of coop hsg society in navi mumbai. Secretary along with Society is not willing to give us share certificate with the new names mentioned in the WILL probated ...
Hi,
1. If the will particularly mentioned about the share transfer in your name and you have obtained the probate, they should not deny and bad in law. But it has certain procedures to follow.
This fall well within the Jurisdiction of the Society act,
2. Request to issue a legal notice with necessary directions with the time limit
3. Failing which, you may move before the Registrar corporate society, file a detailed complaint long with requirements.
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Dear Sir, Myself Bijoy Kumar Pattanayak, age 62 from West Bengal. I have Three Brother and Three Sister (Got Married Before 1984) and My Father Sri Sarat Chandra Pattanayak was died on 30th December,1 ...
Yes the sisters have a right to claim a share in the property.
Thank You.
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My grandfather in his will wrote my mother's name and the property to her. But I heard that he has changed his will.how do I know that whether he had changed his will or not.can I check it online.i am ...
Dear Sir,
Will is a secret document as such till his death you have no access to the contents of the Will.
Good morning Sir, i am from Kerala & a christian.... I am the beneficiary of my mother's registered WILL (property). My wife is signed as the first of two witnesses. As per the law wife of a person ...
Dear Sir,
Let the Court decide whether it is valid Will or not and ask your brother to approach the Civil Court.
Can I write my will on A4 sheet.Will it be valid?
Dear Sir,
There are few legal formalities need to be work out for valid will i.e. witnesses, need to registered , executor of will etc.
So I would like to request you to connect in case of any further requirement through admin.
Thanks
Adv. Satej More
My grandfather (Mother's Father) pass away in 1993 without making will and later My grandmother (Mother's Mother) also pass away in 2017 without making will now dispute is my uncle(Mama) is not ready ...
Dear Sir,
Your mother can file a suit for partition.
Thanks.
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