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Can father change his will before death
19-May-2023 (In Property Law)
I have a friend who's father has made the will on his name but after the death of his father he got to know his own brother has changed the will on his own name without informing my friend, now what my friend can do ?
dear client.
does he have the original WILL .???
he can challange the Second WILL ...was the 1st WILL registered.....????
let me know that .... its all on him how can he proof the WILL to be false and duplicate.. check into witness who have signed the WILL
for any query let me know
does he have the original WILL .???
he can challange the Second WILL ...was the 1st WILL registered.....????
let me know that .... its all on him how can he proof the WILL to be false and duplicate.. check into witness who have signed the WILL
for any query let me know
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Adv. Uttam Tibrewal
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Respected Sir
Obliged to reply your query. As per your question you want to know that what would be consequences if the "Will" has been changed without permission of the original Legatee. As per the Law of India last "Will" would be the final Will and after the sad demises of testator ( executor of property), the property will devolve in the name of the Legatee ( receiver) automatically. On this stage you can advice your friend that property will not be transferred to anyone without filling of probate case. Ergo, at that moment your can raise objection before the Court regarding doctored of Will. If you have proof that " Will" would have been doctored then yo can challenged in appropriate Court.
Obliged to reply your query. As per your question you want to know that what would be consequences if the "Will" has been changed without permission of the original Legatee. As per the Law of India last "Will" would be the final Will and after the sad demises of testator ( executor of property), the property will devolve in the name of the Legatee ( receiver) automatically. On this stage you can advice your friend that property will not be transferred to anyone without filling of probate case. Ergo, at that moment your can raise objection before the Court regarding doctored of Will. If you have proof that " Will" would have been doctored then yo can challenged in appropriate Court.
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Adv. Anil Kumar Singh
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