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ahila jayaraman   13 April 2016

Legal heir

Dear  all

An 87 year old male's wife died. He does not have children. He is taken care of by his sister's daughter and her family. He needs critical medical attendance which is attended by her. He has executed a will and registered it leaving whatever money he has to her.  Is this enough for her to get a legal heir cewrtificate? He has more than a dozen other children of his siblings, who have not cared to take care of him.  Has he separately to appoint her as his legal heir.  This particular word is not mentioned in the will?

 

 

 



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Will can be challenged ...is the property o his own or ancestral property?? Private message me for advise

saravanan s (legal advisor)     13 April 2016

You had said that he had made a registered will on your name.so as per the will all his self aquired property will devolve on you

saravanan s (legal advisor)     13 April 2016

You had said that he had made a registered will on your name.so as per the will all his self aquired property will devolve on you

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