Document wrongfully mentioned in will.

Hi. You may call upon the executor, through a legal notice, to perform his lawful duties. If he/she still refuses to seek probate/letters of administration, you may file a petition as a legatee under Section 231 or 232 of the Indian Succession Act. I would suggest that you engage a lawyer from the very beginning, so no mistakes are made in any communication with the executor at the intial stages, that come to harm you later in the Petition.

Misdescripttion of property may, by itself, need not be fatal. It would depend on the facts of the Will, nature of mistake, whether the property is capcable of being identified with precision, even with such mistake, the objections that objectors to the Will take, to such misdescripttion etc.

If the Will has a mistake over the property bequeathed in the Will and the testator is reported to have died, then it can be treated that the testator did not have rights i.e., clear and marketable title  in the property bequeathed  in the Will, therefore the bequest made in the Will may not be executable 

Then the property will fall  under intestate inheritance.

You may file a suit for partition to claim your rights in that intestate proeprty