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On what grounds will can be challenge?
04-Apr-2023 (In Property Law)
My grandmother died, a month after, my father's sisters showed us a will demanding half the property and till partition/selling of house, the rent whatever coming from the house, We are three sisters and my father got expired in 2003, my mother never knew about anything, the will is of 2004. There are three sisters of my father, out of which two are witness, one have died in 2011, and one is executor. Looking for wayout as we are not even married nor our studies have completed, we are dependent on assets rent as well.
you can challenge the will on grounds of fraud having been committed or the will not having been executed by your grandmother by her own will, for example, if your grandmother was not in a position to be able to give consent to signing of the will because of old age or some disease, etc.
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Adv. Kawaljit Singh Bhatia
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yes, you can challenge will. if you challenge it there is need of scrutiny. it means it is true and it is legal. so there is need to take step. and prevent implementation and stop mutation about which mentioned property in will. you have rights after death of your father your heirship rights raised.
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Adv. Vithal Aditya
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