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Guest (n/a)     15 November 2008

Will on anscestral property

My grand father has ancestral property and he has 5 sons and 2 daughters. Can he make a will of ancestral property to everybody or any one he likes. Please reply. If made can any one challenge. Property in bangalore


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rupareliya (advocate)     16 November 2008

no body can make will for his\her ancentral property


It is the settel law


 


 

RAKHI BUDHIRAJA ADVOCATE (LAWYER AT BUDHIRAJA & ASSOCIATES SUPREME COURT OF INDIA)     17 November 2008

I do agree with Mr. Rupareliya

 

chintan (student)     17 November 2008

THIS IS VERY SIMILAR TO THE CASE.


WE ARE HAVING ANCESTRAL PROPERTY.THIS PROPERTY IS BY THE SIDE OF MY MOTHER. BUT HER FATHER HAS MADE A WILL IN WHICH SHE IS GETTING MEAGRE AMT SHARE. MY MOTHER HAVE SIGNED THE WILL.THE WILL WAS FIRST MADE IN 1986. AND THEN NEW WILL WAS MADE IN 1997.  PROPERTY IS 100 YRS OLD. MY MOTHER'S FATHER HAVE DIED THREE YRS BACK. 


WILL THE WILL BE COUNTED?


PLS ADVISE ME.


 


 

chintan (student)     17 November 2008

THIS IS VERY SIMILAR TO THE CASE.


WE ARE HAVING ANCESTRAL PROPERTY.THIS PROPERTY IS BY THE SIDE OF MY MOTHER. BUT HER FATHER HAS MADE A WILL IN WHICH SHE IS GETTING MEAGRE AMT SHARE. MY MOTHER HAVE SIGNED THE WILL.THE WILL WAS FIRST MADE IN 1986. AND THEN NEW WILL WAS MADE IN 1997.  PROPERTY IS 100 YRS OLD. MY MOTHER'S FATHER HAVE DIED THREE YRS BACK. 


WILL THE WILL BE COUNTED?


PLS ADVISE ME.


 


 

RAKHI BUDHIRAJA ADVOCATE (LAWYER AT BUDHIRAJA & ASSOCIATES SUPREME COURT OF INDIA)     18 November 2008

ur mother can challange the will in the court of law.

RAKHI BUDHIRAJA ADVOCATE (LAWYER AT BUDHIRAJA & ASSOCIATES SUPREME COURT OF INDIA)     18 November 2008

For further querry u can contact me at:


rakhibudhiraja@gmail.com


mb.-9871158578/9711364956

R.Santha Moorthy (advocate)     23 November 2008

In ancestral property, anyone can execute a Will with respect to his/her undivided share of right over the same in common as to say -  1/4th right in common may be bequeathed by way of a Will and thereby the assignee can have his undivided share to be partitioned with other co-parceners or co-owners.


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