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Can I claim my deceased husbands property after getting married again
18-Sep-2023 (In Civil Law)
I am a widow and issue-less how can I claim rights in my late father in law property based on the will copy of my late husband and after my remarriage. The will is not registered.
Though it is better to have a Will registered, it is not a necessity. But without knowing the contents of will of your late husband and nature of property of your late father in lawit is not possible to give advice on the matter .
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Adv. S.K Prabhakar Shetty
Bangalore / Bengaluru | 1000+ Answers
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I am a widow and issue-less how can I claim rights in my late father in law property based on the will copy of my late husband and after my remarriage. The will is not registered.
I am a widow and issue-less how can I claim rights in my late father in law property based on the will copy of my late husband and after my remarriage. The will is not registered.
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Yes, you can mutate your husband's share as per WILL to your name, along with your husband's death & legal heir certificate. The WILL even though not registered is valid.
Need details about the status of the original WILL, who deceased first -husband or father in law after making the WILL, whether the WILL was executed etc.,
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Adv. Rajkumar V C
Bangalore / Bengaluru | 25+ Answers
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