Will

Manjunath (Querist) 30 April 2013 This query is : Resolved
Hello sir,

My father got property via will from my grandfather. Now my father has written a will stating that all property he got by grandfather should go to my brother. Is this Will valid?
my father did buy this property he got it from my grand father with will. can you please let me know can i claim for property?

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ajay sethi (Expert) 30 April 2013
was it ancestral property or self acquired property of your grand father . ? the said property was bequeathed to your father by his father .I presume it was self acquired property . your father can by will bequeath the property to whom so ever he desires . why does he want to disinherit you . ?

adv. rajeev ( rajoo ) (Expert) 30 April 2013
If it was self acquired property of your GF and he gave it to your father thru., will then your father is absolute owner, he can give to anybody.

Raj Kumar Makkad (Expert) 02 May 2013
Adv. rajeev has perfectly replied your query.

Guest (Expert) 02 May 2013
I endorse the views of Adv. Rajeev.

Manjunath (Querist) 03 May 2013
Thank you all for your reply.

Manjunath (Querist) 03 May 2013
sir,

Actually 3 acres of land was ancestral property of my grand father, and other 5 acres is self acquired property of my grand father. but he has made will of all 8 acres to my father.
Does that make any change in the above view provided by you experts?

arunprakaash.m. (Expert) 04 May 2013
Your grandfather has a right to bequeath his undivided share in the ancestral property and 5 acres of self acquired property.

Your father has a right to bequath property as above said along with his share in the ancestral propety to anybody as per his wish.

provided chech whether this property comes under the probate provisions

prabhakar singh (Expert) 04 May 2013
Q."sir,

Actually 3 acres of land was ancestral property of my grandmother, and other 5 acres is self acquired property of my grand father. but he has made will of all 8 acres to my father.
Does that make any change in the above view provided by you experts?"

Answer:

Why didn't you tell it right in inception.

The Will is entirely valid for 5 acres.

The Will is partially valid for 3 acres,that is to say to the extent your grandfather had share in those 3 acres.

Understand your fathers status also accordingly.

Sudhir Kumar, Advocate (Expert) 06 May 2013
you may still reveal if there are more facts

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