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laxmikant (developer)     03 March 2012

Validity of will

Hi,

 

If a family member prepares a will, then how much is the validity of that will after his death?

 

Thanks.



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 3 Replies

Deepak Kumar (Advocate)     03 March 2012

Any person can make the will. Person who is putting his/her signature on the will the property should belong to him in personal and should be owned by him personally without anybodys share. And the execuators and the witness to the will should not be a close or distant blood relationship with the family and/or property.

laxmikant (developer)     03 March 2012

Hi Deepak Sir,

 

Thanks for reply. But if a person died after making will of his property, then upto how many years this will remain valid. If the possessor of the will discloses the will after long time (e.g. after 10 or 15 years), then is the will is valid?

Is there any clause for this?

Thanks.

P.K.Haridasan (Advocate)     04 March 2012

A will remains a will always. It need even be registered. But someone questions, it would be the duty to establish the originality of it. in a court of law.


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