Querry regarding R deed

Abhishek Gupta (Querist) 24 April 2011 This query is : Resolved
My father has a self made property of around 5 crores consisiting of ground and 1st floor.He passed away last yr.
We r three children at present.
From Original wife- Me & my real sister.
From Step wife- My Step sister.

He prepared 2 registered wills in d yr 2000.

Acc. to 1st WILL all d property after his death is transferred to his second wife (i.e my step mother)
Acc. to 2nd WILL my step mother has stated that after her death ground floor shall be given to her real daughter and first floor to me and my real sister.

AT present my step mother lives at ground floor alone and has rented first floor.The entire rent vests with her.

Now she is forcing me and my real sister to have R deed signed (as due to some MCD Tax issue she cannot sell d house)

Can she sell the house?

Can i claim my Share as per the Registered Will?
And will it affect my share if I sign the R Deed.?
Please suggest me d alternatives...!!

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M/s. Y-not legal services (Expert) 24 April 2011
only one will can be alive. as per law if any one write new will mean early will automatically invalid.. so the last will only valid will.. you can claim your rights as per 2nd will..

Advocate Bhartesh goyal (Expert) 24 April 2011
After execution of second or successive will,all early will be deemed as cancelled.last will is only valid will and as per last will you have got share in property.so claim yuor share and don't sign on R.Deed.

R.Ramachandran (Expert) 24 April 2011
It will be adviseable for you to show the copies of both the Wills to a lawyer and then take his advice.

Guest (Expert) 30 April 2011
I endorse the views of Mr. Ramachandran. Only the contents of the wills will be the deciding factor.

Govind (Expert) 30 April 2011
As per your statement (Acc. to 2nd WILL my step mother has stated that after her death ground floor shall be given to her real daughter and first floor to me and my real sister.
I think that the second will wasn't made by your father but by your step mother and she is still alive.

And because she is still alive, will have no stand.

But as per your first statement its come to know that both will prepared by your father.
If both will were prepared by your father then only that will survive which was prepared lastly.

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