Registration of WILL.

Querist : Anonymous (Querist) 09 February 2010 This query is : Resolved
Dear Friends of the Forum,

A will is not registered and the testator had died , naming an Executor.Please Clarify me,( This is from state of A P)
(1) Can it be registered NOW? What are the advantages and Dis advantages of registration NOW ? And what is the procedure?

(2) Can Executor named in the will act as the GPA holder to perform some of the act/s to be performed in proper implementation of the will? And Further is he, permitted to approach the Govt. authorities and Courts for proper implementation of the will? Is it necessary to take separate GPA from the LEGATEE to approach Court And other agencies/Govt. organisations for getting some clearances like ULC clearances etc.?

With regards &
Thanking you All in advance , expecting an early reply PLEASE.

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A V Vishal (Expert) 09 February 2010
1) Can it be registered NOW? What are the advantages and Dis advantages of registration NOW ? And what is the procedure?

A Will can also be registered after the death of the testator and such registration helps the beneficiaries of the Will to obtain bequeathed properties with out hassles.

(2) Can Executor named in the will act as the GPA holder to perform some of the act/s to be performed in proper implementation of the will? And Further is he, permitted to approach the Govt. authorities and Courts for proper implementation of the will? Is it necessary to take separate GPA from the LEGATEE to approach Court And other agencies/Govt. organisations for getting some clearances like ULC clearances etc.?

Not as a GPA holder but as the executor of will he can approach the court get the will probated and take proper steps for implementing the will.

Raj Kumar Makkad (Expert) 09 February 2010
Even after death of testator such will for the benefit of the beneficiaries can be got registered by the beneficiaries themselves.

B K Raghavendra Rao (Expert) 09 February 2010
Mr. Vishal has given clear picture. He is correct. I agree with him.

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