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Will

(Querist) 26 September 2013 This query is : Resolved 
We have taken a Regd. Will in May, 2012 to the Registrars Office Hyderabad for registration for registration of property as per the will. The registrar refused the same on the grounds that the will is not valid as the property belongs to our Mothers name and will is of by our father. As such we went for Partition Deed and registered the document with signatures of all legal heirs. In this our sisters were given some amount in lieu of property and the property was shared among brothers. Necessary registration charges were paid by us. But now in Sept.2013 the registrar is demanding extra amount being short collected at the time of registration. But on the same Regd.Will my step brother registered his share of property that property belonging to my minor brother who died and will his by my father. Had the registrar registered our property on the strength of the will we would have paid very less registration charges. We have prepared the PARTITION DEED and in that our sisters were given some amount to relieve the property of their names for record sake. On this amount the registrar is demanding the extra registration charges. In light of above How we have to deal with the registrars demand? It was the fault of registrar not accepting the will at that time that we have prepared the Partition deed. Please guide us how to deal with this. Thanks for the replies to be received. with regards.
ajay sethi (Expert) 26 September 2013
pay the registrar the shortfall demanded . it is in your interest to register the same
Rajendra K Goyal (Expert) 26 September 2013
Well advised by the expert ajay sethi ji.
Ms.Nirmala P.Rao (Expert) 26 September 2013
Dear client,

It's best all of you enter into a Family settlement by resolving everything amicably and get it duly incorporated in "A Deed" as per law instead of succumbing to the pressure tactics of the Registrar.


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