Alex (Manager) 04 October 2011
The owner of the property is deceased. He has 4 sons and 2 daughters. There is a registered will giving his assets to his three sons as the fourth one is mentally challenged.
The documents they have are
1) The registration document in which the deceased got these assets in 1956.
2) The registered will.
As a buyer what all things should I take care and what all documents should I acquire from them.
Thank you.
adv. rajeev ( rajoo ) (practicing advocate) 04 October 2011
When there is a regd., will then there is no problem to pruchase the properties from the persons in whose names it is bequeted. It is better to know how it is acquired by the deeased. If it was ancesetral property of the deceased then he had no right to execute the will of entire property. He had right to execute the will to the exetent of his share.
adv. rajeev ( rajoo ) (practicing advocate) 04 October 2011
When there is a regd., will then there is no problem to pruchase the properties from the persons in whose names it is bequeted. It is better to know how it is acquired by the deeased. If it was ancesetral property of the deceased then he had no right to execute the will of entire property. He had right to execute the will to the exetent of his share.
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