Daughter’s claim to Father’s Properties
05-Aug-2023 (In Property Law)
My father’s last written will was in 2015 before his passing in 2017. In his will, he has given all rights to his properties to my mother. In 2016, however, certain plots of his properties were sold, signed by both my father and mother. He did not modify his 2015 based on the property changes. So, is his will valid/invalid?
Currently, based on his will the properties belong to my mother. My fathers intention was for my mother to split the properties among the five heirs. However, now my mother has changed her mind and intends to only hand over the properties to her 2 sons, neglecting her 3 daughters. Can we as three daughters claim our shares of my fathers properties?
In this case, I would like to know whether the written will be registered or unregistered. After the execution of the will, if the testator sold the part of the property mentioned in the will, the remaining property will behold sustain. so, therefore, the will is valid and your mother has the right to give property to anyone as per her wish. I had a vast practice in that area you can seek my assistance in your matter.
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