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WILL-REGISTERD AND UN REGISTERED-


25-Oct-2023 (In Family Law)
Our parents executed a WILL regarding immovable properties-setting apart specific shares to 4 children in 1994.This Will was registered in Sub Registrar Office We belong to HINDU COMMUNITY Later in 1999 they executed another Will in 1999 modifying the contents of 1994 will.But the 1999 will is UNREGISTERED some among us argue that REGISTERED WILL (executed in 1994)is only legally valid Some others argue that the SUBSEQUENT WILL-though UN REGISTERED-executed in 1999 is valid kindly let me know the correct legal position
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The last WILL of the executant whether it is registered or unregistered, has the absolute validity. The question may arises later that whether it is done by force. In your matter, the will executed in 1999 has the validity.
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