WILL DEED

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A will deed of three pages written in 2000 in favour of last son, testator ( no more – passed away in 2006) signed on all pages, where as witnesses signed on last page only. The will not registered, no letter of administration taken, no court probate taken. Is this will valid? One of the properties listed in the will sold by living wife of the testator who signed the sale deed. Is this sale deed valid? Can it be made null and void? The testator does not have full legal right ( marketable) on one of the property ( sada binami ) listed in the will. Based on all these facts, is it possible to make the will null and void if contested by other legal heirs who are not aware of the will so long. Thanking you all,
Boghe – HINDU

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  1. instalegal
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    2021-06-05T13:38:20+05:30
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    No requirement for registration of will . If the will is signed by testator and two witnesses then it’s valid will but the legal heirs can challenge the will on various grounds . If the wife of testator sold the property which was part of will then it’s illegal transaction because after the death of testator the beneficiary would become owner of all the property mentioned in the will

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