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skms (n/a)     21 January 2012

A complex situation

I request everyones help in this complex matter.

Let me explain the scenario.  in simple terms.

 

the Person - X have four children - A,B , C and D 

the person X have a will ,  which says prperty is equally shared with  their children.

'A' died before  person  'X' died . , and Will is not rewritten , it was the same - equal shares to all children.

After the death of 'X'  can  legal heirs of 'A' (their children) will get any share of the property?  or only B, C , and D share it equally, without giving any share to 'A' 's heirs

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I have one more question ,  again a complex situation .

 

the Person - X have four children - A,B , C and D

the person X have a will ,  which says his fixed deposits (FD) belongs to person D,

After the will date, few years later ,  person X made a new FD and its nominee was  person 'A' , in the bank.  so  in the bank its person 'A' and in the will its person D , but the FD is new after the will is created.

person 'A' died Before person 'X'

 

My questions are,

 

if person 'A' is alive , can he claim the FD,

as the person 'A' is died ,  can his legal heirs can claim the FD,

or  even though bank nominee is person 'A'  ,  after the death of 'X' due to the effect of will   , FD belongs to person 'D'.  even though that FD is created after the will creation date.

 

 

 

 

 

 


 



 3 Replies


(Guest)

FOR 1ST QUESTION

PLEASE EXPLAIN WHO IS X? WHETHER HE IS FATHER, GRANDFATHER OR WHO? 


(Guest)

FOR IST QUESTION IF "X" IS LAWFUL GUARDIAN OR FATHER THEN PROPERTY WILL SURELY BE GIVEN TO HIERS OF "A". IN THIS CASE WILL SHARE IS DISTRIBUTED INTO 4 EQUAL HALVES I.E EQUAL SHARE TO A, B,  C, AND ONE SHARE IS TO BE GIVEN TO A'S LEGAL HIERS AND IF "X" IS NOT THE FATHER OR GRANDFATHER AND IS ANY OTHER PERSON THEN IT IS UPTO THE DISCRETION OF X WHETHER TO RE-WRITTEN THE WILL AND INCLUDE THE HIER'S OF A OR NOT.

skms (n/a)     23 January 2012

Thank you shally for your reply, 

Actually person X is the mother of four children .  and 'A' is the daughter, her legal heirs are her children and husband. 

 

in the secon question also , person x is the mother , and 'A' is the daugher and legal heirs are her husband and children. 

 


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