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harpreet (manager)     20 December 2010

registered will

my grandfather left a  registered will in my and my brother favor in which he gave his self acquired house to me and my brother. now after his death do i have to get a probate from the court or can i sell the house without the court interference. my uncles i.e other childern of my grand father are against it and we have a dispute. but the will is absolute registerd in sub registerar office where my grandfather went and was photographed and was witnessed. this is first and last will.
kindly advice me.
thank you



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raj kumar ji (LAW STUDENT )     20 December 2010

IS THIS PROPERTY IS UR FATHER OR SELF AQUIRED .IF UR FATHER SELF ACQUIRED THE PROPERTY UR UNCLE & HIS SON CAN NOT CLAIM ON THAT PROPERTY .AND THERE IS NO ROLE OF UR GRAND FATHER .

M.Kumar, Madurai (Advocate,)     20 December 2010

Since the property is self acqured the will would be a valid one. But the requirement of probating the will depends upon the place the property is situate- compulsory in certain places and optional in other places. Ascertain the local law and proceed.


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