Naresh (Salaried ) 13 January 2019
Naresh (Salaried ) 13 January 2019
Naresh (Salaried ) 13 January 2019
Shashi Dhara 13 January 2019
Naresh (Salaried ) 13 January 2019
Shashi Dhara 14 January 2019
Naresh (Salaried ) 14 January 2019
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Aks 19 January 2019
A Will is valid only after it gets probated in the court. If anyone is named Executor in the Will, only that person can file for probate. If nobody is named Executor or the person named refuses to file probate, your father direct to aly can file for "letter of administration with Will annexed" thru his lawyer.
Summons are sent by court to all legal heirs asking them if any one has objection about genuineness of th Will. If no legal heirs file objection ,the will gets probated and property can be legally owned by beneficiary (your father in this case).
If any legal heir files objection ,then, court calls him/her to come to court and tell what objection he/she has. If the objections are considered false then Will gets probated and your father becomes the owner. In this time period, if your father dies, his legal heirs can continue the case and get ownership once case is won. Unfortunately,, due to slow and inefficient courts in India, the probate cases can last about 1 to 2 years generally.
Naresh (Salaried ) 19 January 2019