Will

A KUMAR (Querist) 02 April 2021 This query is : Resolved
I have 3 sisters 2 are ready to file case against me (single brother) in 5 days as told by my younger sister, I got their advocate notice 25 days back and still I didn't reply, I offered Rs.5 lakhs each to my sisters but they refused My father self acquired built in Tenement allotted to my Fathers in 1955 *Rehabilitation Deptt. on lease of 99 years. Father' signed his will in my name in the year 1995 and put that will in a secret locker in Almirah bottom I find the will there 6 months back.

i am ready to fight case in court you please tell me that my father WILL HELP ME IN COURT OR NOT IT is unregistered WILL WITNESSED BY TWO PERSON HIS CLOSE FRIENDS (Both ARE EXPIRED). Family Relation with witnesses are good and there son ready to submit affidavit that there father singed the WILL and they told there sons that he had given witness to my father WILL.

Father clearly mentioned that my daughter has no right to raise any objection to this WILL

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A man is facing a legal dispute from his sisters regarding his father's self-acquired property. His father left an unregistered will from 1995 favouring him, witnessed by two deceased friends. The sisters are threatening legal action despite an offer of ₹5 lakhs each. The validity of the unregistered will hinges on proving the father's signature, the witnesses' testimony (potentially via affidavits from their sons), and the scribe's involvement, as per legal requirements for such documents.

Advocate Bhartesh goyal (Expert) 02 April 2021
Registration of will is not mandatory .If you got succeed to prove the will as per requirement of law then you will get success in case else your sisters are entitled to get equal share in the property left by your father.

kavksatyanarayana (Expert) 02 April 2021
The last Will whether registered or not is valid if it is otherwise in order. That means your father's signature or if illiterate thumb impression is important, two Witnesses and scribe. Then only will whether registered or not is valid. So before filing a case, you amicably settle the issue with your sisters. If the Will executed by your father favours you, no problem and otherwise the remaining all the legal heirs will have equal rights over the property of your father.

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