will

Querist : Anonymous (Querist) 27 January 2010 This query is : Resolved
my father wanted 2 make his will 1st with my mothers name & if anything happened 2 my mother b4 him then my brother will b the beneficiary or in case of my fathers death my mother will b the beneficiary and after her my brother
can i get the draft of the will
and do we need stamp paper or can b made in plain paper or what is the process of notarization
sir can i get the ruff draft 4 the will

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B K Raghavendra Rao (Expert) 27 January 2010

A will need be executed on a white paper. It need not be notarized even. However, compulsorily two or more witnesses should attest the signature of the testator.

Keep in mind that the will should be explicit in its meaning without ambiguity, need to express that the testator is capable of executing the will ie. he is mentally sound, not influenced, has all his facilities at his command and that it comes into effect after his death.

It makes no harm even if it is executed on a stamp paper but not required. It need not be registered. But it is advisable to register a will.

Arvind Singh Chauhan (Expert) 27 January 2010
Follow the perfect suggestion from Rao Sir.

Sachin Bhatia (Expert) 27 January 2010
Follow the instructions given by Mr.Rao

mahesh kumar yadav (Expert) 27 January 2010
it is not mandatory to register will deed, but to avoid future disputes it is better to register it, it can be on white paper with attestaion,signature of the 2 witnesses, it can be on stamp paper also