Queries on Will

Yes,it will presume genuine until contrary is proved and  comes into effect after death of testator.

Any person can bequeath his self acquired the property through a will to any third party, irrespective of relationship.

It depends on whether the property mentioned in the Will is the self-acquired property of the Father and whether the Will was written without any force and when Father was in sound mind.  

Dear Querist,

Firstly, it is important to know the character of the property. If the property of the father is self acquired in nature then the will is valid and if it’s in the favour of the daughter the property shall pass on the death of the father.

But if the property is ancestral property then it can’t be willed under Hindu Succession act, 1956. 

Regards,

Palak

Well analysed, opined and advised by experts, I agree.

Father can bequeath his self acquired property in favour of his daughter, which shall be operative after his (Testator / father) death.

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