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Kanthi Vijay Kumar   10 September 2020

How to challenge a will deed

Testator of a will deed was died and it comes to effect. The said will deed was executed in the name of elder daughter while ignoring younger daughter and on only son. During the time of execution testator is under undue influence of Son-in-Law and daughter. Now other legal heirs wants to challenge.

Need suggestions.



Quick Summary
This discussion addresses how to challenge a will deed when there are suspicions of undue influence by a son-in-law and daughter. While challenging a will is possible, mere allegations are not enough; concrete evidence is required to prove undue influence. It's strongly advised to consult a local solicitor to assess the specifics of your case, review documents, and receive professional guidance on the necessary legal proceedings.

 4 Replies

Dr J C Vashista (Advocate)     11 September 2020

Can you prove your allegation qua testator was under undue influence of his son-in-law or daughter ?

Where is the property / beneficiary located ?

Whether the will has been probated ?

Contact and consult a local prudent lawyer for better appreciation of facts / document, analyses, professional guidance and necessary proceeding. 

Kanthi Vijay Kumar   11 September 2020

Thank u so much

G.L.N. Prasad (Retired employee.)     11 September 2020

Please confine to only one post when the facts are one and the same.

P. Venu (Advocate)     11 September 2020

The Will could be challenged. But mere allegations are insufficient; evidence needs to be adduced in proving the averments.


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