dispute

Querist : Anonymous (Querist) 09 February 2011 This query is : Resolved
A mother made a will of her property to be shared equally among two sons and two daughters. Later sons threatened her and made second will stating that the property should belong to her sons only. She told this to her daughters and signed on an unregistered third will stating that the property should belong to sons and daughters equally, and died. Daughters gave a lawyer notice and the sons also replied by another lawyer. Daughters suited in the court. Now the sons made a phone call to the daughters agreeing for 4 equal parts with a condition of withdrawing the case. They were telling that they wont come to the court and talk to the advocates. In this connection, what will be the best step the daughters should take to make the sons abide by the word and to avoid any future disputes? Is it advisable to withdraw the case just believing their phone call? please advise...

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