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***will (not to be use)

(Querist) 11 June 2010 This query is : Resolved 
“X” has a will in his name for immovable property, but till date “X” do not use this or show in court. But residing on such property since birth. This property also disputed between “X’s” two family members “X” is not a party of such civil suit.
Can “X” claims for owner ship at present or after there dizzied “X” will claim?
What is better?
And where it to be claim?
B K Raghavendra Rao (Expert) 11 June 2010
By merely holding a Will as beneficiary, one cannot claim that he is the owner. He has to obtain succession certificate by filing a suit to that effect in a jurisdictional civil court. If will is not shown or submitted as evidence in the court, decision of the court may go against him much to his damage.


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