Office procedure in testamentary petition

vinda a. kawatkar (Querist) 07 August 2016 This query is : Resolved
after Lodging ('a)' no. was alloted & against court fee memo amount of rs. 75000/-was paid via GRS mode. in bombay high court. following this registration no.(b) was alloted .
after 20 days on Court website we found "FIRST Notice issued " info. against our case..
Q. since Lodging no. was given Registration no. does it mean all doc. along with ORIGINAL WILL is deposited in court ?
Q whether "FIRST NOTICE " is notice to HEIRS ?
pl guide us through all the STAGES that office of court takes following Regisration .
NOTE :- i request this because the appointed ADVOCATE is very RESERVED in providing info. (pl escuse)!

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adv.bharat @ PUNE (Expert) 07 August 2016
Show full case file to local lawyer and discuss in detail.

Ms.Usha Kapoor (Expert) 08 August 2016
Dear Client,

You ARE RIGHT,

SINCE YOU'VE FILED ORIGINAL WILL FOR PROBATE IN ORDER TO ISSUE OF PROBATE IN YOUR FAVOR THE COURT GIVES FIRST NOTICE TO LEGAL HEIRS OR NEXT OF KIN TO INVITE OBJECTIONS IF ANY SO AS TO HEAR THEM. along with notice to next of kin you will have to publish your application for probate in two news papers. one copy you should file with the court. Afterwards you should file a caveat ALONG WITH AN Affidavit and APPLICATION TO NUMBER THE CAVEAT PROBATE PETITION. Then your petition would be numbered.. So if opposite party files any proceedings you's be notified of the development and file your counter.

Rajendra K Goyal (Expert) 08 August 2016
Have you discussed with your lawyer who is well aware of full case file.

Guest (Expert) 08 August 2016
What your own lawyer says?

Dr J C Vashista (Expert) 09 August 2016
What is your case/query? It is vague and not clear to me.
What is the opinion and advise of your lawyer?
Why do you need a second opinion (except the fact it is FREE OF COST)?

Rajendra K Goyal (Expert) 10 August 2016
It seems the author has preferred not to reply the questions from expert so no further advice can be rendered.

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