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Querist : Anonymous (Querist) 20 December 2017 This query is : Resolved
Respected Experts of the Club,

Al the outset l would like to thank all of You for your elite advice provided to the Querists

I hereby request to opine for the following case

Mr. P has three children A (Daughter) B (Elder Son) & C (Younger Son) P Expires in 2001

In Will executed by P shows that P has deprived any Inheritance to A & B and given property to his Iive - in woman _’X’ mentioning that on death of X his last "C ” will inherit the property.

Under the circumstances can this Will be challenged IS assumed that C along with X contrived to forge the Will

Why should not A & B get the share, they have equally contributed, sustaining family financially

Awaiting your solicited opinion

Thank You

Sincerely

Chirag Belani
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kavksatyanarayana (Expert) 20 December 2017
Are you Hindu? and whether the property is ancestral or self-acquired? If the property is self acquired of P, then it is his will to give the property to any one. consult local experienced lawyer in the matter.

Kumar Doab (Expert) 20 December 2017
AQ, so NO reply……………..

Kumar Doab (Expert) 20 December 2017
Pls post with your ID and you can get any replies……..

R.Ramachandran (Expert) 21 December 2017
It is not clear whether the WILL is Registered or not. If the WILL is registered, the chances of your success is very very limited.
In any case, when P died in 2001, why did you wait all these 16 years, if you have doubt about the WILL?
The delay on your part to agitate will affect your case.
In any case, unless you approach your local lawyer, discuss the matter and take things forward, nothing will happen. Therefore, if you feel very strongly about the matter, better approach your local lawyer and discuss. (Ask him all relevant questions/doubts that you have in your mind, before deciding whether to file a case or not.

P. Venu (Expert) 21 December 2017
If the property is self acquired and personal law provides for bequeathing the property and the WILL is validly executed, there is nothing irregular with the bequest.

Dr J C Vashista (Expert) 25 December 2017
@ Chirag,
P has no right to execute a will and bequeath inherited property, challenge it through a local prudent lawyer,