Legal Question in Real Estate Law in India
The grandfather's will (not the original) claimed that he had left everything in his possession to his eldest daughter specifically excluding his son and the son's family who had been living with the old man since as far back as 1980's. The eldest daughter has taken into possession all the family documents including some independent property papers which belong to the son.
Is there a law that requires the will to be more 'sophisticated' than just a couple of typed lines with a signature? If not then is that document the final word on the given property? Also, can the eldest daughter be legally compelled to release the original will and other papers?
2 Answers from Attorneys
You can claim the respective share if the original will is not produced. Will is usually probated in the court. Other claimants can oppose the same.
If other heirs doubt the will they can claim their respective share.
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Setu niket
Advocate
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dear client....
you can challenge the WILL...
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