Anshuman Gupta 24 September 2020

how will is judged for validity by court

in my family somebody has entered an unregistered will. on what all grounds, it can be disputed and successfully negated

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Hemant Agarwal (ha21@rediffmail.com Mumbai : 9820174108) 24 September 2020

1. There are several grounds to dispute the WILL of deceased, which includes false signatures, invalid witnesses, mentally incapability, another will and so on ....

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G.L.N. Prasad (Retired employee.) 25 September 2020

The facts lack details and without knowing such facts, you can not expect precise guidance. Your query "my family somebody has entered an unregistered will." is vague and ambiguous. Who is that somebody? Who has executed such will, when and in whose name and what are the relationships? What exactly is the present issue and status of such property?

Raghav Arora 25 September 2020

1. There has to be two witnesses atleast proved to be present when the will was made. 2. If natural successors have been deprived, there should be reasons written in the will as to why did the deceased deprive them. 3. Signature and handwriting will also be considerable points.

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