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ramakant (hod)     06 June 2014

Will

I am aged around 70 years, so i consider it  as the appropriate time to make a will. I have two residential house which are my self earned and around 20 acres of agricultural land which i have inherited from my forefathers. I have one son and one daughter. My daughter is happily married in a well off family. So i want to bequeth the whole of my immovable property as well as money lying in bank in favour of my son. So, i want make a will in his favour. Could you please advice me that what steps should i take to avoid any problem for my son after my death and should i get the will registered. (I live in punjab and i have heard thar property can be transferred in punjab solely on the basis of registered will without any probate of court).

So please kindly suggest me in this regard. I would feel highly obliged.



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Lawyer SALEEMA KABEER (Advocate Madras High Court & Legal Consultant Chennai Law in Law Firm. +91-9698884779)     07 June 2014

Will deed can be executed by writing all your wish even on a plain paper. But, it should be attested by atleast two witnesses.

 

There is no legal requirements to register a will deed. However, the registration of will deed may provide additional safe and security. 


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