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Procedure for execution of Registered Will


27-Apr-2023 (In Wills / Trusts Law)
My mother-in-law had made a Will of her residential house to her 2 grand daughters who are major now. The Will was registered with Sub-registrar. My husband & Brother in law are witness to the Will. My mother in law expired few year ago. You are requested to kindly do let me know the procedures & documents required to execute the will. I have the following documents with me: 1. Registered Will 2. Death Certificate 3. Birth Certificates of her Grand Daughters Regards T Latha
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Answer #1
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Mam, please know that your mother-in-law has already executed the will with regards to her residential house. It is registered. Your children are major, as such by producing the copy of the said will, they can get change the khata of the house property in the revenue or Municipal records in their favour. Thereby they can give effect to the will by doing so.
1. Registered Will 2. Death Certificate 3. Birth Certificates of her Grand Daughters are sufficient documents for the concerned to change the khata of the property in favour of beneficiaries. As such no legal impediments as per your query.
If you need further clarification on any points, which have not been revealed here, please contact an advocate who practice on civil law. Good Luck.

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