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Is unregistered Will deed valid or not for transmission of shares
01-Mar-2023 (In Documentation Law)
Hi, My father has written an unregistered Will about 6 months before he died. It was a computer typed document having his signature with 2 Witnesses signed along. He did not get chance to get it registered due to sickness and some health issues. In the Will, he has appointed my mother as the nominee for all his assets. Now can I use that Will for Transmission of Shares on to my mother's name? Will there be any kind of objection getting arised for the same? Please advice.
Registration of a Will is not important. A Will needs to be duly signed by the testator along with two witnesses. It is easy to execute the validity of a registered will. Probate is the legal process where by a will is "proved" in a court and accepted as a valid public document that is the true last testament of the deceased. Once a Probate is issued
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