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how the Will shall be treated now?


07-Jun-2023 (In Property Law)
I am the owner of 80 % share of property I wrote the Will saying that I own 100% how the Will shall be treated now? Is it partly valid? is it Void? what is the status under law? what is the substantive law regarding it?
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Answer #1
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Query perused. You can technically and legally bequeath upon death only those assets weather movable or immovable which you legally hold. Since you hold 80% share in the property, you cannot and by any stretch of the imagination bequeath 100 %. Technically it's an invalid Will with regard to the specific property. I would advise you to either get a new Will executed or execute a codocil to the Will to make the existing Will legally Valid. For further consultancy and legal services you may contact us.
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Answer #2
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A clear answer can only be provided once I see the entire contents of the will. However, it can be interpreted to say that you are bequeathing the entire share of your 80% property to a person. It is assumed that the will has been drafted by a person who is layman and so it may be interpreted accordingly by the courts.
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