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Settlement clauses are valid or void


08-May-2023 (In Property Law)
Testatrix had executed a valid registered Will making A beneficiary of her one-third share in the house property. After testatrix died A filed a probate petition. B is willing to give a no objection to the said registered Will. I of my own due to my love and affection for you, I say - 1. that whenever full house is sold A will make 4% extra payment to B of value of one third share in the house property allotted to him long time back in partition of the said house. 2.That B will not go for specific performance and demand for selling the house. 3. It is made clear that 4 % to be given as mentioned above if full house is ever sold as aforesaid mentioned does not mean that B will have ownership rights in Testatrix shares in the house. I do not want to sell the house,can B file a application in court that A is not selling the house and not giving my 4%. I want to know whether the above clauses are valid
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Answer #1
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Any clause which is the violation of law becomes void you you have given an offer of 4% is that offer acceptable to the other party if so or that agreement has been registered only then you can claim I am not very sure what you exactly want to say so it's better if we can talk to this issue thank you so
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Answer #2
780 votes
Hi.

Your query may be better addressed once the entire will is read as a whole and I would want to understand your query in a better way.

Once that is available with us, we may devise the correct legal strategy.

Thanks.
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Answer #3
582 votes
Your narration are not eloquent . However you need to get the same drafted via advocate to make things less complicated… u need to deliver the real situation with real examples ..no matter what first will shall be executed accordingly
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