Will of inherited property
Pratham
(Querist) 12 September 2018
This query is : Resolved
Can a person is able to make a will of inherited property.i mean this property is not recived by will.
kavksatyanarayana 
(Expert) 12 September 2018
Your query requires clarity. However to my understanding, a person may execute Will for his share in an Ancestral property.
Vijay Raj Mahajan
(Expert) 13 September 2018
Any property or share in a property one can become owner by any of these methods:
1 By purchasing it solely or jointly from market paying money.
2. Inheriting it as an heir, becoming sole owner of the whole or part of the property as the case may be. Even in a ancestral Hindu family by birth becoming coparcener and owing share in the ancestral Family property.
3. Getting it as a beneficiary by way of any testamentary document like Will of whole or part of the property.
4. By way of Gift give to the person of the whole or part of the property.
A Will can be made by any person only for his solely owned property, if the property has more than one owner than no Will can be made for that whole property by anyone of the owner. However the Will can be made for the share in the property by the person.
The ancestral property of the Family is a jointly owned by nature and no Will can be made by any one of the Family member or head of the Family or Karta of Hindu family for the entire property. However a member can make Will for his share in the property.
