shakti ranjan rath (Senior Medical Writer) 30 April 2018

Regarding a will

Dear Panelists,

While preparing a will, is it advisable and/or feasible to specify the ID proof details of beneficiaries in order to clearly establish their identity and avoid any confusion in the future??

Regards,

Shakti

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What is the property involved? The ID proof come later. When claim arises. Not when will is written.

Shailaja Kulkarni 30 April 2018

My brother had forged and got executed will by hook or crook. My parents had 8 children (7 daughter & 1 son). My elder sister had filed case for partition in GULBARGA Dist Court. Case is under argument stage only for many years of now. Please advise best solution for early settlement, as all sisters are over 40 years and God knows will be alive till district court verdict comes. Indian judiciary system is too slow, over that lawyers delay the proceedings for many reasons.

Kumar Doab (FIN) 30 April 2018

The testator can very well narrate the (valid) ID proof e.g; Aadhar Card details of beneficiary…

Kumar Doab (FIN) 30 April 2018

Registered Family settlement covering the WILL may help you and end scope of future litigation..

Kumar Doab (FIN) 30 April 2018

Preferably proceed further under expert advice of your own very able LOCAL senior counsel of unshakable repute and integrity specializing in civil/testamentary matters and well versed with LOCAL applicable rules/laws and having successful track record…. and worth his/her salt..and your counsel can advise you in person and even handle the matter to defend your interest.