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bigesh   27 May 2016

Two registered will

sir ,

       My grand mother died on 2014 and on 2011 she wirtten a  will for me(grand son) but on 1996 she had written a will for her sisters son,which will prevail and the problum is that in my will its stated that "there was no will written before" so what may the probability of my 2011 will, i heared in previous will disscussion fourm that experts are in contravarcy that ,there should be coluse that "my all earlier will are revoved by this will" if that is not written is it can be fail in court ,what is the real status of my last will.need expert advance about this clouse .

please replay and advice



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Kumar Doab (FIN)     27 May 2016

The later WILL prevails.

The WILL should be valid.

Consult an able counsel.

Kumar Doab (FIN)     27 May 2016

Repeated at:

 

https://www.lawyersclubindia.com/forum/Can-a-regsiterd-will-canllaged-137685.asp

 

Why to repeat?

Kumar Doab (FIN)     27 May 2016

Registered WILL can also be contested.

GANDHI MOHAN BHARATI (Pensioner)     28 May 2016

Normally, any will  contains anescape clause that states that it superceeds any previous wills. In your case it is written that there was no will. Therefore a case to cotest ariseds.

Any will, even if Registeredcan be contested on many grounds.

Consult an advocate.

It may need a Probate.


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