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AK Misra   22 March 2016

Unregistered will

Sale of Property on the basis of Unregistered Will(Notarised)

 

On the basis of Unregistered Will (Notarised)the beneficiery Mr. X desires to sale his property. The property is mutated(namantaran) in the name of Mr. X in Municipal records and Property Tax receipts are also in his name. 

Whether he can sale this property as mutated in Municipal Records? Probate is not necessary in MP



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 5 Replies

Laxmi Kant Joshi (Advocate )     22 March 2016

if the property is mutated in his name and there is no objection from any legal heir even then it will be better to obtain noc from all the legal heirs to stop future disputes .

AK Misra   22 March 2016

Whether such mutations passes absolute ownership? 

saravanan s (legal advisor)     23 March 2016

I agree with shri reddy advice

dr g balakrishnan (advocate/counsel supreme court)     23 March 2016

probate is always mandatory so approaxh a civil court under testamentory jurisdiction ols then most of yr problem might getsolved. MP is not some super state in india to avoid probate.

AK Misra   23 March 2016

As per prevailing State Laws of M.P. Probation of will is not necessary. You can go ahead WILL is valid till the time it is not questioned in the court of Law by any one, if it is challenged it has to be probated. Probation means only assessing the validity of the Will whether it is not a forged one or otherwise, Testator and the attestators are genuine persons and WILL is valid in the eyes of law and thus enforceable by law or not.


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