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Ramdas (Retd)     28 April 2013

Will

 Pl clarify one thing to me....in a WILL is it necessary to appoint an executor,if all the properties are bequethed to one person?...there is no sharing of property, though legal heirs are there.All properties will go only to one person. I understand that the executors duty is to see that the property is properly distributed according to the Will.When there is no distribution of proprty, I feel nominating an executor serves no purpose.What is your opinion?



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Adv Archana Deshmukh (Practicing Advocate)     28 April 2013

The sole beneficiary can be named as the executor of the WILL.

GOWTHAMAN P (General Manager - HR)     28 April 2013

like to know if I can write a will together with my wife for the beneficiary who is the only son?

we have properties on only  my name, only my wife's name and both our names! In this case, can one will be written joinly by both of us citing all the property details? or should we write independently for the properties that are on our individual names and jointly for the properties tat are owned jointly?

UDAYAGIRI MALLIKHARJUNA RAO (ADVOCATE)     28 April 2013

both (wife & husband) are want to write the will on the name of the son. - no problem with that

if husband want to write the will , towards only his son name , mension the what is share in that property that only write in the will.

both are willing to give his son, one will is enough


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