Plz reply....
Can a court can cancel a 'will deed' of a deceased person under any circumstances...?
If possible,can a Munsif judge can do that..?
Appu (nil) 12 November 2011
Plz reply....
Can a court can cancel a 'will deed' of a deceased person under any circumstances...?
If possible,can a Munsif judge can do that..?
Appu (nil) 12 November 2011
If that will deed is registered with one attesting witness and two identifying witness..?
Some one said that minimum two attesting witness is necessary..Actually,it was un-noticed and error of sub registrar at that time ,5 years back....Hope u understand... Post ur view...
RAJIV BHASIN (ADVOCATE) (Bhasin Legal Consultants(SOLICITORS & ADVOCATES) bhasin.laws@yahoo.com 9811210505) 14 November 2011
Dear Appu,
As per law enumerated in Indian Succession Act, There must be two attesting witnesses. even the identifying witnesses, who had signed the will, can be treated as attesting witnesses. The WILL can be declared null and void by the court of District Judge / Additional District Judge during probate and/or letter of administration proceedings. and during civil litigation by filing civil suit for declaration that will is not genuine or executed with influnece, fraud , coercion and any other circumstacnes.
Thanks & Regards,
Rajiv Bhasin
Advocate
Bhasin & Associates
9811210505, 9868635640
A Handwretten will is valid legal document:
https://www.expressindia.com/news/fullstory.php?newsid=67231