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Ancestor property transferred by ragistered will to one of three son


11-Jul-2023 (In Property Law)
Great grand father wrote a will and got it ragistered for transferring the ancestor property to one of his son out of three .this can be challenged on any legal ground .
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if your grandfather was the owner of the property means the property was the personal property of your grandfather so he can will and you have no right to challenge. But if property was not purchased by your grandfather means it was not personal property of your grandfather and your grandfather receive such property from your great grandfather and your great grandfather has no will so you can claim your right in your property and also can challenge the will return by your grandfather because in that situation the property would be ancestral property otherwise any person can will his/her personal property .

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