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Regarding will document


07-Oct-2026 (In Wills / Trusts Law)
Will is attested by witness but all legal heirs are willing to sign in unregistered will document note will it be legal correct and if tomorrow in court of law it will be enough to proof it
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Unregistered Will is legally valid in India under Section 63 of Indian Succession Act, provided it is signed by testators and two witnesses. Legal heirs’ NOC or consent signatures strengthen validity and prevent future disputes. However, in court, proof under Section 68 of Evidence Act requires examining at least one attesting witness to establish proper execution.
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