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Does property mentioned in will also include transferable property


15-Jul-2023 (In Property Law)
My grandfather (died) has registered a will saying his property A with existing house amenities and superstructure will be owned by me i.e, his granddaughter and property B by my maternal uncle. Suddenly my uncle is asking me to divide all the materials things like sofa , mattress etc. Can I stop him from taking as he is saying my grandfather wrote only house in my name not the things in house?
Answers (3)

Answer #1
748 votes
The grand daughter is guarded by the registered will. The maternal uncle cannot even take adust. The grand daughter can approach the civil court and prevent the maternal uncle entering into her house and taking away any articles by illegal attempts.
Answer #2
507 votes
Sir,
Normally will can be written only for immovable properties and other valuable articles like gold/silver, costly items and if your grandfather specifically mentioned about small articles like sofa, cot you can raise your demand not to take the same by your uncle, or otherwise you can amicably settle the issue.
Answer #3
909 votes
Hi.
In the will clearly said property A is owned for you .
So there is no rights to split this property.
Also your uncle don't have any rights to your property .
If you need further details , I want to see a will.

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