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Uncle made a forged will of grandfather and claiming entire property
10-Jul-2023 (In Property Law)
During the life time of my grandfather he Owned business and made a partner as my father and my father started making asset buys an own house and we all leave in the same house my grandfather has another 2 sons (uncles) once they got married they left the house and leaved suppurate. suddenly my grandfather went sick and died my uncles make some will deed without any intimation to my father and they wrote that the house is my grandfathers asset and they have a share in that house and they made the will deed registered and put the case on my father can any one please suggest proper solution
Hi,
In order to prove that the will is genuine or fraud, the will needs to be probated in the court and proven.
You can also approach the court and challenge the will and prove that the will is a forged/fraudulent one.
In order to prove that the will is genuine or fraud, the will needs to be probated in the court and proven.
You can also approach the court and challenge the will and prove that the will is a forged/fraudulent one.
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Adv. Rajagopalan
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SIR,
1) you are saying that your uncles made the will without intimation to you. are you having any evidence to prove that issue.
2) if your grand father made a registered will and transfers all his assets to his sons he can do that with those properties which are in his name.
3) you are living in a house which was purchased by your father out of his business income or self acquired, but on whose name he purchased the house.
4) if he purchased on his own name you contest the case by showing all the evidence to the court.
1) you are saying that your uncles made the will without intimation to you. are you having any evidence to prove that issue.
2) if your grand father made a registered will and transfers all his assets to his sons he can do that with those properties which are in his name.
3) you are living in a house which was purchased by your father out of his business income or self acquired, but on whose name he purchased the house.
4) if he purchased on his own name you contest the case by showing all the evidence to the court.
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Adv. Sree K Sivakumar
Hyderabad | 100+ Answers
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