Property WILL
Siva
(Querist) 04 January 2011
This query is : Resolved
I have purchased a land in 2010 from a person X. He purchased the land in 2007 from a lady Y. The lady's mother wrote a WILL on a third person Z (not relative) in the year 1994 before she died in 1995 due to ailments. The lady Y is the only daughter. The property is self aquired of the lady Y's mother. Now in 2010, the third person Z is coming and claiming that he is having the WILL. Is the WILL still valid? he is raising the objection only after 15 years after testater's death. He didn't raise any objections when the property was transferred to lady Y and when the property was sold to person X. Please advise your legal opinion of how to proceed on this
Abhishek Marvi
(Expert) 04 January 2011
in the limitation law every immovable property have any objection withhin 20 years from the person know he has right in this property
Siva
(Querist) 04 January 2011
Thanks for your immediate response. In the above query, I forgot to mention that third person Z's father tried to purchase the same property in 2005. They made an agreement with the lady Y. Then they cancelled the agreement because they couldn't pay the entire money for the registration. We are suspecting on the Property WILL claimed by the third person Z. Is there any way to prove that the WILL is invalid? How to proceed to the court?
