Shaikh (service) 12 November 2013
Laxmi Kant Joshi (Advocate ) 12 November 2013
T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Advocate) 12 November 2013
Joshiji is right. Your father's statement that it was his self acquired property if proved false, his Will can be nullified. Prepare the grounds with the proper documentary evidences and fight back.
Shaikh (service) 13 November 2013
Thanks a lot for prompt reply hoping further guidance.
Yes it a registered will attested by two witnesses.
Yes we have proof that the property had been purchased by my grandfather and your father had knowingly written wrong statement,
What is Probate .
B S Kainth (IT) 21 November 2013
Engage a good Civil Lawyer &.most important "Hold your possession in suit property ". File a suit of Probate challenging facts of first marriage which where not disclosed in Will INTENTIONALLY by your father as he was under oath while execution of Will . If you prove will is wrong , your right in suit property will automatically be created . GOOD LUCk
Shaikh (service) 06 December 2013
Thanks a lot ...