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vishal.vishu (student) 16 May 2015

Ancestoral property can be willed

A is Father , B is Elder son (mentally ill... not by birth but because of an incident) , C is Younger son.

A heired the ancestoral property after his fathers death... B is mentally ill... for which C took the advantage of B's problem and made A against B and B's family... and made A to write the entire ancerstoral propertys Will in name of his wife and his sons.

A is my grandfather

B is my father

C is my chacha

what can i do in this case... please suggest sir.

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KRISHNAMRAJU NAGAMANI (M.A. LLB) 17 May 2015

Dear sir you file partition suit and challenge the will .that will is not valid legally as A not entitle to write will on ancestral property . knagani ADV hyd.

KRISHNAMRAJU NAGAMANI (M.A. LLB) 17 May 2015

Dear sir you file partition suit and challenge the will .that will is not valid legally as A not entitle to write will on ancestral property . knagani ADV hyd.

KRISHNAMRAJU NAGAMANI (M.A. LLB) 17 May 2015

Dear sir you file partition suit and challenge the will .that will is not valid legally as A not entitle to write will on ancestral property . knagani ADV hyd.

KRISHNAMRAJU NAGAMANI (M.A. LLB) 17 May 2015

Dear sir you file partition suit and challenge the will .that will is not valid legally as A not entitle to write will on ancestral property . knagani ADV hyd.

KRISHNAMRAJU NAGAMANI (M.A. LLB) 17 May 2015

Dear sir you file partition suit and challenge the will .that will is not valid legally as A not entitle to write will on ancestral property . knagani ADV hyd.

KRISHNAMRAJU NAGAMANI (M.A. LLB) 17 May 2015

Dear sir you file partition suit and challenge the will .that will is not valid legally as A not entitle to write will on ancestral property . knagani ADV hyd.

KRISHNAMRAJU NAGAMANI (M.A. LLB) 17 May 2015

Dear sir you file partition suit and challenge the will .that will is not valid legally as A not entitle to write will on ancestral property . knagani ADV hyd.

KRISHNAMRAJU NAGAMANI (M.A. LLB) 17 May 2015

Dear sir you file partition suit and challenge the will .that will is not valid legally as A not entitle to write will on ancestral property . knagani ADV hyd.

KRISHNAMRAJU NAGAMANI (M.A. LLB) 17 May 2015

Dear sir you file partition suit and challenge the will .that will is not valid legally as A not entitle to write will on ancestral property . knagani ADV hyd.

T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Advocate) 18 May 2015

B is entitled to a legitimate share in the ancestral property through his father's share hence his father cannot bequeath the entire share of his property through a Will to any person, he can restrict execution to his share in the property alone. The Will however will into force upon A's death only therefore, as a son to your father you are also entitled to a share in the share of your father in the property, you can file a partition suit claiming your share in the property, your mother can file a partition suit on behalf of your mentally ill father claiming his share in the property in the capacity of his next friend. You may consult a local advocate and proceed.

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