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I Have Filed A Civil Property Case Against My Brother In The Highcourt


16-Oct-2023 (In Civil Law)
There is a will written by mother in favour of my brother in which mother has died and there were 2 witness 1 witness has died and other one has come with our side and its been 2 years i have filed the case and it is still under court registrar so how much time it takes to go under judge
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Answer #1
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what is the case all about? Furnish more details and also file an application seeking early/urgent hearing in the said matter. Kindly get in touch with us. Wishing you a great day ahead. Regards, Shivam Chaudhary
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Answer #2
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the execution of will does not take so much of a time. it can be heard by the judge in the 2nd date itself. I do not understand which high court will take 2 years to hear such a matter .normally for execution of will and hearing thereon it does not take more than a month to do so..
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Answer #3
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Go through the order sheets which are available on the High Court website to understand what is the stage of the case. A matter can be before the Registrar for various reasons. Time estimation can only be made after perusal of the orders and the case record.
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