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Grandmother false will

Hi, My grandmother has a property which was her parents home but since she was the only child. She got it. She had 3sons and a daughter. Her husband died in 1998 and she died in 2001. His elder son died in 1996 and second son died in 2007. The youngest has created a false will of his grandmother, which says the whole property belongs to his son bcoz she wanted it in the year 1998 after her husband died. Bt its false. Is there any possible way he can do it? If yes, what are the ways we can prove him wrong

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This discussion concerns a suspected false will created by a youngest son regarding his grandmother's property. The grandmother inherited the property from her parents and had four children. Following the grandmother's death, the youngest son claims to have found a will from 1998, leaving the entire property to his own son. Other family members doubt the will's authenticity and are seeking advice on how to contest it in court and prove it is false.

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SHIRISH PAWAR, 7738990900 (Advocate) 16 January 2021

Hello, If you have doubt about the will then you have to challenge the will in the court. File partition suit in the court.

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Since he himself filed a suit saying he found a will years after and he told this to other family member but no one was agreeing to it. Thus he have filled this suit against us