icon Declaration Suit on Unregistered Will & Probate Suit.

1) My Grandfather executed an Unregistered Will in 1994, in favour of my father mentioned that he has already settled all his sons and daughters in his lifetime. 2) My Grandfather died in 1995. 3) In


A. Dear Client,
While I get the details of the case, I am confused as to what exactly is the question that you are asking. Kindly let me know the same.

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icon Declaration Suit on Unregistered Will & Probate Suit

1) My Grandfather executed an Unregistered Will in 1994, in favour of my father mentioned that he has already settled all his sons and daughters in his lifetime. 2) My Grandfather died in 1995. 3) In


A. Dear Client,
According to Hindu Succession Act it is not necessary to register the will legally. So as your grandfather had already put the property on your fathers name and your father also had given you property then legally it your and your brother property. As your father died but he registered the will in which property is in your favour then your Uncle can't claim for that.
Hope, it is helpful

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icon will or gift deed which is better?

Hi, What is the difference between Will and gift deed. pl describe the whole process about both conditions. do we need to registered it. Please help.


A. Dear Client
Gift is the good option because in will after the death it came to force. Gift is having immediate effect.
Hope it helps.

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icon Unregistered Will.

1) My Grandfather executed an Unregistered Will in 1994, in favour of my father mentioned that he has already settled all his sons and daughters. 2) My Grandfather died in 1995. 3) In 2013 my uncles a


A. Dear Sir,
Since unregistered Will is not challenged there is every probability of you winning the case. Please get examine the witness to prove the Will. Not to neglect.

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icon Iui IVF

Single unmarried 34 yr women can do iui or IVF from donor sperm pls help legal in india??? How to get court permission for this


A. Dear Madam,
You need not seek any permission from any Court since there is no case pending and nobody propose to object for such proposal of yourself. You have crossed the age of majority and unmarried as such you can fulfill your wishes.

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icon Will of undivided share

We are 4 brothers and a mother. The mother's property was purchased by the father admitted by all in a previous title suit. after death of father 2 brothers have gotten will made from the mother for


A. Hi client,
The question is little confusing. Is the property in your mother's name? If yes, and she has already made a will for your brothers then nothing can be done.
if it was an undivided property and you have not got your share, then you can claim the same .
Thank you

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icon Preparation of WILL - value of stamp paper

On what value of stamp paper WILL is required to be written


A. Dear Sir,
There is no stamp duty in Karnataka State to register a Will. You may check the same in your State with the nearest office of Sub-Registrar.

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icon My husband expired last month

My husband expired last month. According to his will I will have right on his self acquired property after my death, it will divided between my son, daughter and grandson. I want to know that can I gi


A. Dear Sir,
Yourself and your children get 1/3rd each as such you are entitled to gift only to the extent of 1/3rd which falls to your share.

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icon can we know the period of the ink on paper or document

can we know the period of the ink on paper or document


A. Dear Client,
You can consult the handwriting experts regarding the same. The report can be used as a evidence in court.

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icon My father made WILL in my name

Dear Sir, My father made WILL in my name with 2 witnesses He left some shares which I want to transfer in my name With the help of WILL, the company should transfer the shares in my name May be a


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What is Probate of a Will and why is it important?
Will is the legal declaration of a person's intention, which he/ she wishes to be performed after his/her death and once the Will is made by the testator/ testatrix, it can only be revoked during his/her lifetime.
'Probate' means the copy of a Will certified under the seal of a court of competent jurisdiction with a grant of administration of the estate of the testator. A probate can be granted only to the executor appointed under t ...ReadMore

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