Validity of a will

Dear Thripathi Ji - My Answer is -No - the Clause in the Will Deed  is not valid !

All Indian law Books , even published by private Firms /co./organisations &  owned by private persons / advocates ,  represent  our  Indian Constitution , as they will  be in confirmity with Constitution , Therefore the desire  clause in the Will  Deed of Advocate " to burn all his  Law Books along with his dead body " is not proper and can not be visualised .  It is disregard to Indian laws / Statutes /books

Dear Raoji, if that is so, are we not failing to carry out the legal declaration of the testator and his desire regarding his properety after his death? Is there ant limitation on the testator which he desire to be carried out after his death? What about currency notes?

Dear Assumi ji ! there is no objection about disposal of other properties . other movable and immmovable properties have been distributed properly. doubt is being raised on the ground as alleged by Shri Rao, only with regard to disposal of law books.

Dear Assumi Mr Thripati Rightly  discussed

My View is  that every desire of the Testator need not be carried out- when the Desire is , not diserable , not aceptable, which is not proper.  etc----

plz supplement in the query that - above condition i.e. "burning of books" is a key condition. distribution of property is subject to its compliance.

A desire  of Individual Person which is not proper durign his life time , , is also not proper after his death, such desire  under  Will Deed can not be carried out  !