Legal Question in Constitutional Law in India
my father made will in the name of my mother ,now my mother want to make the will of the same property , can she give this property to my sister by making another will on the same property .how she can transfer the property to her by other way ?
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Where is your father ? If your father is no more then yourm other becomes the owner of this property and can will it to anyone including your sister.
Hello,
If, your Father's will is already executed (if deceased), then your mother have absolute write on the Property and She can make a Will further.
If, your father is still alive, then if you make any such document, it will be a speculative document. For some surety you can make it but it will not be absolute and prone to be void, if, some one challenge.
If, it is a mutual family arrangement and you are sure that no one will challenge, it sound ok.
It is better to amend clause of your Father's Will, as it will make sure that if, your mother don't survive your father, the property will devolve upon your sister.
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