Registered WILL mutation
5 years ago
My Father passed away leaving an Registered WILL made 6 Year ago duly witness signed fingure and thumb impression .Signed and Stamped by Sub Register of our Tehsil.
My father class 1 heir are His Mother, Wife and 2 Son. Had no daughter.
WILL mention property distribution among 3 equal share for Wife and 2 Son.
Nothing for Grand Mother I.e his Mother.
Now Mother is asking for his share.
We have submitted the copy of WILL to the patwari and waiting for Naib Tehsildar.
Ok advice how tehsildar execute the WILL if one relative raise the objection
Shreyash Mohta
Responded 5 years ago
A.Sir, the property will be distributed according to the will made and the contents there under.
Nothing to worry.
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Nothing to worry.
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A.Dear Client,
It will be decided as per the law of the land and nothing to worry.
Shanti Ranjan Behera
Advocate
It will be decided as per the law of the land and nothing to worry.
Shanti Ranjan Behera
Advocate
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Sayaree Ganguly
Responded 5 years ago
A.Dear Client,
The rules of succession acts when there is no will made. In the matter you mentioned, when a proper will is made and the property is divided between you, your mother and your brother, there is nothing to worry .
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The rules of succession acts when there is no will made. In the matter you mentioned, when a proper will is made and the property is divided between you, your mother and your brother, there is nothing to worry .
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A.Dear Sir,
Usually the Naib Tahasildar will accept the registered Will even if one of the relative objects and ask such relative to approach Civil Court to redress her grievance. In your case it is a registered Will and without any risk the revenue officer can mutate and accept and Katha in your names as per the terms of Will by rejecting the objections submitted by one of the relative. You may get issue a legal notice or file a legal opinion from my office before the Revenue officer so that he can be legally convinced on the basis of judgments delivered by High Courts.
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Usually the Naib Tahasildar will accept the registered Will even if one of the relative objects and ask such relative to approach Civil Court to redress her grievance. In your case it is a registered Will and without any risk the revenue officer can mutate and accept and Katha in your names as per the terms of Will by rejecting the objections submitted by one of the relative. You may get issue a legal notice or file a legal opinion from my office before the Revenue officer so that he can be legally convinced on the basis of judgments delivered by High Courts.
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Vijay Mukesh Bhatia
Responded 5 years ago
A.If will is registered and witness made statement in favour of will then there is no problem.
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Sunil Kumar Singh
Responded 5 years ago
A.This will not challenged in any where don't worry
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