rohit verma 18 March 2018
Vijay Raj Mahajan (Advocate) 18 March 2018
Firstly, is your Murari uncle dead or still alive? Secondly, the ancestral property of the grandfather that has all the joint family members, namely sons and daughters etc. as coparceners why have not yet asked for partition of the property of the joint family property? Thirdly, what you are looking here in this form?
rohit verma 18 March 2018
Vijay Raj Mahajan (Advocate) 18 March 2018
The Will of uncle Murari has to be probated and so the original registered Will you got should be presented in the Civil Court for probation. The list of heirs of the deceased uncle Murari should not mention name of Sita as she was dis-inherited by Murari, moreover she was not formally taken in adoption as for that no registered adoption deed exists, so that the said Sita will not be sent any court summon.
In case she comes and challenge the original registered Will of Murari you got and present her Will for probation, you can always challenge it. The onus to prove genuineness of both Wills lies on the parties presenting it for probation and court will decide this.