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Regarding Execution of Will in case of transfer of property


24-Aug-2023 (In Family Law)
My married sister is demanding x amount of money as we need her signature in selling our shop (shop is in name of my father who is expired 1 year before). All other property is in the name of my mother who is live. Now we plan to give my sister x amount but now need to prepare will or vasiyat in such a way that sister will not create dispute again in future when my mother presence will not be there. 
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Answer #1
843 votes
HI,

YOUR SISTER CAN CLAIM HER SHARE AS THERE IS NO WILL OF YOUR FATHER .
YOU CAN GET A WILL EXECUTED IN YOUR FAVOUR FROM YOUR MOTHER AND GET IT REGISTERED IN THE CONCERNED REGISTRAR OFFICE .


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Answer #2
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Dear Sir

Since your mother is the owner of all other properties, she is entitled to bequeath / dispose of all of her property as per the discretion and WILL, without taking any permission or consent of your sister. So once the WILL is prepared no body can challenged the ssame on the grounds that under the WILL no share is given to them in the property. The only ground upon which a WILL can be challenged is that the WILL is forged and that the same is not true and executed by Testator.

TO over come any such objections in future, get the WILL executed by your mother in presence of two witnesses (as even otherwise it is requirement under the law) and get the WILL registered with the office of Sub-Registrar. Also, take the Medical Certificate of the DOCTOR that your mother is in fit state of mind and in proper health to understand and execute the WILL.

Once the WILL it registered, it attaches the authenticity and genuineness of the WILL, and the same cannot be challenged in future, and even if the same is challenged in future by your sister or any other person, the challenge will FAIL.

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Answer #3
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Right decision . You should prepare a will and registered the will. Take care of it that the witnesses sjould not be your family members or a person who has interest in that property. Please mention the executor of the will.
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