BDA property through WILL - WILL owner deceased

903 votes

Will can be executed by the beneficiary (one grand child) after the death of testator (grandma). If the beneciary dies during the life time of testator, then the WILL becomes non-executable one and can not be enforced by the heirs of the beneficiary after the death of testator for the simple reason that no property can be bequethed on a dead person (who cannot give effect to will). Further, property must be self acquired property for the purpose of WILL. If it is established that Grandma has purchased the BDA proeprty by selling ancestral property then she cannot make WILL inrespect of that property as it is not self acquired.

Advocate Jagadish Sidramappa Halashetti LawRato

569 votes

Will can be challenged before the court of law. We need to see the documents to give an opinion for filing the case. If the property was purchased by selling ancestral property, your father get a share.

Advocate Poornima M LawRato