racersedge345 (supervisor) 05 March 2013
Goutam Prasad (Advocate) 06 March 2013
WILL can be written on plain white paper and the same is valid whether registered or not. But there are some more requirements too, which includes witness, some mandatory clauses. Hence, I will suggest you seek appropriate legal opinion on showing the same.
Regards
Goutam Prasad
Advocate
Mob: 9810753838
Advocate Kishor Hajare (Advocate) 06 March 2013
Sir,
This will be valid but subject to the attendance and execution of the witness and properly dated.
It should also be remember that, the will comes into operation only after the demise of the testator i.e.the maker of a will.
Also for determining the legality of will, the state of testator i.e.physical and mental condition at the time of making of an will is also be taken care of.
Regards
Kishor Hajare/9930647734/hajare.kishor@rediffmail.com
Advocate Bhartesh goyal (advocate) 06 March 2013
Registration of will is not required in law .For validate the will,it should be signed by testator in presence of two witnesses and their signature on will as witness is essential.
ashok (revenue inspector) 07 March 2013
father left a will ststing that his self earned house be vested in his wife and that after her it should be shared between me and my brother(ground floor to me 7.5 squares) first floor (4 squares) to my brother. my brother is staying in ground floor a nd is refusing to vacate(shift to first floor) what action can be taken to make him to shift to first floor?
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