Limitation of objection after public notice
fair
(Querist) 03 February 2012
This query is : Resolved
Sir,
My Grand Mother Made a Will (Notarised) on Oct 2003 in my Fathers Name and my Grand Mother Expired in 2005. My Father Transfer the Property in his Name in Muncipal Corporation. the Property was Transfer as per Govt. Rules Public Notice Etc. In Nazul Office (Land)Property Transfered in 2010 in my Fathers Name
all the Transfer is made as per Govt. Rules Public Notice Etc. But Now my Coursin Brother Submitted a Will Which is Made on Stamp Paper Not Notarised no Details of Witness Etc. of Date Nov 2003 which seems to Be Fake. and making Objection. Pls Guide.
R.Ramachandran
(Expert) 03 February 2012
If your cousin brother is objecting to the WILL made in favour of your father, and has another WILL made in the month of Nov. 2003, naturally the matter will reach Court. It is only through the Court the matter will get resolved. Therefore, you have to engage a lawyer to deal with the matter.
Raj Kumar Makkad
(Expert) 03 February 2012
Both sides shall have to lead their evidence and after the pleading and evidence on file, court can decide the matter qwua the validity of either of the wills.
prabhakar singh
(Expert) 04 February 2012
Yes! In all likely hood it would be a court matter.If your opponent has produced in some public office the will better obtain a copy thereof since you state it is a will with"no Details of Witness Etc. "If your this statement is true that your opponent will has not been attested by witnesses then it is "no will in the eye of law".The copy is being advised with view that no further manipulation can be made by your opponent in the will to fill up it's legal lacuna.
