Obtaining a will copy from registrar office

How Ur brother in law's support u .r u in Dreamland land.go and ask his enemies. Surely theywill furnish every thing and they will take u to advocate .there u file suit for partition .

Some homework is essential.  Remember the approximate month at least and seek a copy of death certificate of your father in law from Registrar of Births and deaths (Local authority like Panchayat, Municipality or Corporation).  Then you can enclose the copy of death certificate and can seek a certified copy of the will from Sub Registrar.  After death, the will becomes a public record of the deceased.  (It is unfortunate that you are not knowing the date of death of FIL, appearing to be a Hindu)

There is absolutely no difficulty in obtaining any public record by paying such prescribed fee.

How are the alleged Will and date of death related?

In case of a registered will, Sub Registrar demands an original death certificate for providing a certified copy of the will in AP.

Yes Mr Prasad am well convinced. Thanks for the response but the Registrar is demanding Death Certificate. Is there any other options? As you said pay extra money as to get the public copy , its how, could you please be eloborate?

Yes Mr. Shasi I understand. I tried lot of options but failed envery one is demanding for Death Certificate which I could not produce.. Any way thanks for the response. If there is any updates do communicate me.