Procedure for legal settlement of a will

A will is a non-testatemntary instrument which shall comes into effect after the demise of the testator. The testator can execute/ write any number of Will/s during the lifetime.

However, only the LAST WILL before the date of demise shall prevail over the rest.

The registration of will is nont mandatory. Hence it is valid in the eyes of law and the same can be challenged.

registration of will not necessary,....

You did not mentioned from which place you are, as in some areas probation of will for immovable is madatory...

Whether your mother alive or not is not mentioned.  The last will whether registered or unregistered will come into effect after the death of the testator.  After your mother, you (you and your brother) divide the property as mentioned in the will.

AS A MATER OF FACT THAT SINCE LEGACY IS GIVEN TO U AND YOUR BROTHE RUNDER THE WILL OF YOUR MOTHER , BETTER GO FOR A PARTITION.  I HOPE PROBATE IS NOT NECESSARY SINCE THE WILL  DEALS WITH IMMOVABLE PROPERTY.

Thank you all for your reverts. 

My brothe and I have amicably agreed to distribute the property, both movable and immavable.

What is the form or instrument for closure of the will ( for documentation purpose) so that he can accept that the assets have been received by him. Is there a legal procedure for it? Or is the possession of the original will required ?

Thnx