Right of daughters to claim share over ancestral property
16-Mar-2023 (In Property Law)
We are 3 sisters ( married) and 3 bothers ( 1 passed away 7 months back, leaving behind a daughter and son, wife also passed away 3 years back. My elder brother wants to mutate the property amongst all brothers and sisters and then sell his share without giving us sisters our share ( as mentioned by my mother in her will, to equally divide it once sold). The will is not registered. My concern is that my brother will sell the property fraudelently without giving us our share. Kindly advice me how to go about it and how I protect my right through the law.
The will is valid, even if it is not registered. If the will is signed by the testator and two witnesses, and is in simple language which clearly expresses will/intention of the testator, then it will be perfectly valid in the eyes of Law, even if not registered.
For protecting your right, you can apply in the Court for execution of the will. And, also apply for stay on disposal of the property till the decision of the Court.
For protecting your right, you can apply in the Court for execution of the will. And, also apply for stay on disposal of the property till the decision of the Court.
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